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The before and after are impressive. How long have you had the new system set up?
It's been just about a year since I got the tank up and running again, it a work in progress. I let it go over the last year and still managed to keep colors how idk but I did, I'm battling a large amount of algae and aptasia. Trying vibrant out one week 2 as of tomorrow. And vinegar with a needle for aptasia
 
Also all photos have been taken with iPhone 6+ with 360 camera app if anyone is wondering
 
It's been just about a year since I got the tank up and running again, it a work in progress. I let it go over the last year and still managed to keep colors how idk but I did, I'm battling a large amount of algae and aptasia. Trying vibrant out one week 2 as of tomorrow. And vinegar with a needle for aptasia
Both did not work so I went with matted filefish and red cyano remover and both problems were solved;) I do use the vibrant for maintenance once a week till it runs out.
 
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