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Been rocking for a year now! Fully mixed reef, no skimmer!

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Been rocking for a year now! Fully mixed reef, no skimmer!

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Your tank is doing great after a year! That pico is getting really full haha
 
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This was my Fluval 13.5 before the upgrade! Awesome little tank. I overstocked it and had some issues later on but this was my learning tank.

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This is the upgrade tank which is 30 gallons! Everything is amazing and other than more lighting I’m pretty set on the structure and stocking on it
 
Your tank is doing great after a year! That pico is getting really full haha
Thanks! I'm really happy with how it's filling out! I did have a bubble algae issue a while back, but after getting 2 emeralds in there, they really took care of the problem in about 3 weeks total!

I also had a little hair algae that was sprouting up in spots, but increased my small blue hermit population by tossing in 15 of them back in January, and they went to work quickly too!

At this point I'm ready to let the tank grow out. I do see myself putting in some more zoas in a few spots to encrust, and I do see a area in the rear sandbed that still gets light that I might throw in a pretty ricordia or two.

Love this tank! Excited to see what the second year brings!
 

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