Pedras Secas - SPS with zoas BB

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There goes some pictures and videos of my tank that I call "Pedras Secas" - my favorite dive site.

Specifications:
Mixed Reef, built in december 2018
Moved and restarted ind march 2020
Size: 40 x 24 x 18 in
60 gal

Lights: 2 AI Primes HD + 1 Hydra 64 HD

Circulation: Glamorca + MP40

Salt: Fauna Marin

Balling: Fauna Marin Balling Light.

My target (and usual) water parameters:
SG 1.026
Alk 7.5, Phos 0.04, Nitrate 2, Ca 450, Mg 1200

Youtube videos of the tank: Youtube - Reef And Dive

Instagram: @ReefAndDive

Most recent Update:

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Original Aquascape

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Congrats. Lots of health and color !!!
WELL DONE !!
 
Beautiful Corals and Tank!
 
Thanks for being featured and for the likes and loves!!!
 
Updating my PAR map.
The new diffusers have arrived.
First goes my max PAR for this lights and setup (was too much in some spots, burning some corals).

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Then goes my PAR map with the diffusers.

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Then the new look with the diffusers:

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Another update. White fuge leds replaced by 100w warm “grow” LEDs for plants

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Updating my PAR map.
The new diffusers have arrived.
First goes my max PAR for this lights and setup (was too much in some spots, burning some corals).

2021-SemDifusorPARIngles.png


Then goes my PAR map with the diffusers.

2021-ComDifusorPARIngles.png


Then the new look with the diffusers:

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Amazing tank and colours.... What is your light settings
 
Small tank update.
Added 2 blue T5.
Feeding hatched brine every other day.
Feeling ready for some higher end SPS: added Pikachu micoclados and californiana lately.
Dosing a little potassium as it was low on my ICP.
Moved MP40 a little away from SPS. They were growing too thick.
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