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Here’s my little 12 gallon cube
 

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13.5 Evo. 1.5 months old, lots of upgrades.

Hammers, Torches, Zoas, Anacropora, 1 Black Ice Clown, 1 Firefish, 1 Neon Goby, CUCs
 
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Saw a couple ups and downs, now 6 months into my first reef tank. Started sterile but there is definitely a little bit of biodiversity from all the frags, CUC and some pieces of LR rubble I added. Haven’t seen any crazy pests, aiptasia or two, and fingers crossed no crazy ugly outbreaks. I like to keep nutrients a little high and as such often see green film algae and for me that’s just fine

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This tank is 25 gal and still very young @ 8 months. First corals went in 6 months ago
Gorgeous, those corals will grow in very nicely!!
 

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