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Hello everyone. My name is Crystal and I have followed this site for a while. Quick bit of info on my tank: 60g mixed reef, young tank. I got it for christmas 2014; making just at 10 months running with livestock in it. As any new reefer to the hobby I have had my trial and tribulations, but I think at this point my tank is starting to take a nice foot hold. Thank you in advance, I am excited to start taking part in the forums.
 
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Welcome! LEts see some pics!
 
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Those are just a few for now. My tank has gone through some changes since the original setup, including a full break down and relocation.
 
Here is a basic breakdown of my livestock
(60gal mix reef tank)
One spot foxface rabbit fish (marty)
2 perecula clowns...( supposedly, but not sure) nemo and dora
2 firefish (tic and tac)
2 pajama cardinals
2 blue/green chromis
2 lyretail damsels
1 gold and black damsel, although now its more a purplish blue and yellow (boss hog)
1 maderian
1 lanmower blenny (jewel)
1 frillfin goby
1 coral banded shrimp (nick)
2 small jewel anemones
1 Indonesian feather duster worm
Varies crabs, snails, bristle worms, and other little hitchhikers

Coral
Large polyp duncan (10 heads, began as 1 in feburary)
1 fox coral
1 green star polyp colony
1 anthelia colony
1 Fl Ricordia (i think)
1 pipe organ coral
1 small colony of mixed zoas
1 3 head colony of green zoas
And like 10 colonies of pulsing xenia....started as 1 small section on a rock..

10 gal "wild natural ghetto tank"
20 or so of different little crabs
5 or 6 snails
1 Fighting conch
3 frillfin gobies
4 stippled clingfish
1 tin colony bryozoa
1 tube anemone
Various featherduster worms
 

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