My SPS dominated tank

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There are no rare species in the tank, but I still like them very much.

During the nearly five years of breeding, I have encountered some setbacks.
I tried to find out the problems, maintain stability and timely pruning, so that I can maximize the growth and color of the group in a limited space.

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Your SPS-Dominated Tank DOES NOT suck sir. Very nice.

This DOES make me smile. Very cool. Nice colony sizes, great variety of species and color contrast. Love it.
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Super nice!

Are you feeding the corals, or only the fish?
 
Your video is a healthy demonstration of how much nutrient a system can process and look beautiful. Pellets are such a nutrient dense food source (relative to frozen which is mostly water).

In addition to the above foods, I also add some coral food and nutritional supplements:

AF Aminio Mix
polyplab booster
polyplab colors
Vitalis SPS Coral Food

vitalis Mixed Reef Food by legendhua, 於 Flickr

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That is one incredible looking tank
 
Beautiful reef. What are your water parameters?
 

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