Nick328nw's 90g reef

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Fish: Black Clown orange face(Annie), Black Clown (Vader), Coral Beauty(Chewy), Bi-Color Blenny(Benny), Yellow Watchmen Goby(Terence), Yellow Watchman Goby(Philip),6-Line Wrasse(Hans), Yellow Wrasse(Tweek), Purple FireFish(Butters)
Invertebrates: Hermit crabs 20+, Skunk cleaner shirmp, Tiger Pistol Shrimp, Bluespotted Pistol Shrimp, 10? Naruiss Snails. 3 Turbo Snails, 3 Astrea Snails. other random snails.
Corals: Green, Orange and Pink Zoas, Daisy, Green Mushroom, Purple Mushroom, Rose Bubble tip Anenome, Blue and Green Sympodium, Blastomussa green/orange.
This is most of what is in my 90G reef Chewy, Vadar, & Annie have been with me for over 2 years, They started in a 20g, then moved up to a 55g, we will see how long this 90g lasts. They have lived through a couple of crashes and movie twice in horrible cold weather.
 
A few pics of the reef.

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Looking good!
 

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