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Hello! I am not new to using this site as a resource but I am new to interacting. I have a 120 gallon peninsula community reef aquarium.

She’s been up and running for almost two years now. I have a large mix of zoas, variety of mushrooms, rock flower nems, bubble tip anemones (that seldom have bubbles) and much more I’m forgetting.

As for fish:
1 Yellow Tang
1 Blue Surgeon
1 Black Ocellaris (female of the pair)
1 Wyoming White Ocellaris (male of the pair)
2 Blue/Green Chromis
1 Purple Firefish
1 FlameHawk
3 Pajama Cardinals (male keeps eating the eggs)


My Apex runs everything (not dosing yet) and I have two AI 32’s on the Saxby Schedule and 2 Actinic Blue T5’s (which are on an alternating schedule approximately 3 hours a day)

My Refugium and sump are 40 gallons total. I have a Kessil running it with live rock, cheato and a banished green brittle starfish.
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Welcome! Looks awesome & very nice setup:)
 

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