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Hi, fairly new to reef aquariums, I have a 200lt tank with a 50lt sump which I have had for just over a year.
All LPS corals plus 2 clowns, 1 yellow goby and 2 mollies.
Fairly manual setup at the moment, no skimmer and I run a home made algae scrubber.
cheers.

reef tank.jpg ATS.jpg
 
hi welcome to the reef going to love it here!!
lots of fun/info/fun/help/fun....
 
Hi, fairly new to reef aquariums, I have a 200lt tank with a 50lt sump which I have had for just over a year.
All LPS corals plus 2 clowns, 1 yellow goby and 2 mollies.
Fairly manual setup at the moment, no skimmer and I run a home made algae scrubber.
cheers.

reef tank.jpg ATS.jpg
Looks great, I am also new to the hobby. So new that I still need to set up.
 
Looks great, I am also new to the hobby. So new that I still need to set up.
Lol. Now this is an amazing new member!!! First ever post welcoming another new member! Welcome to R2R!!! Lol
 

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