Renato's 30g Shallow reef

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Anemone doesnt look too good when light is off.
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Very nice, tank is coming along. I like your new aquascape better then original one ! I know you want to keep the anemone, in my personal opinion it just doesn't fit with the tank's theme. But it just me, of course ;)
Any other fish in the near future?
 
Very nice, tank is coming along. I like your new aquascape better then original one ! I know you want to keep the anemone, in my personal opinion it just doesn't fit with the tank's theme. But it just me, of course ;)
Any other fish in the near future?
Thank you so much! I check your thread all the time. Well you are right about the anemone, but I feel so bad to take it out. The clowns love it to host it. As right now Im dealing with high Nitrates.. I feed corals and fish every other day. Nitrate was at almost 100ppm. I did two water changes this week and drop it to 20ppm. I want to add lots of cool looking inverts... fish right now I have a pair of clown, and a Coral Beauty. If I can manage the nitrates I might add a pair of bangai fish.
 
This thead came to an end!!! I cant keep up with No3 and Po4.... NPS tanks needs bigger sump, and a good refugium.... I have none of those.
Im not breaking out the tank... Its going to be SPS ONLY now. I sold all mine sun corals, anemones, and clown fishes. I just ordered an ATI fixture. Should be here on friday...
My plan is to keep the sand bed nice and clean with no corals. A few small fishes. No more clowns.
I will start a new thread soon.....
New rock work below:
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