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Shallow reef in a Swedish apartment
Got it started a month ago.
First time running a canister filter on a reef tank and it's actually working out really well.
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Shallow tanks are great!! (Do you/will you have a lid, or are you just going to try and avoid known 'jumpy' fish?)
 
Shallow tanks are great!! (Do you/will you have a lid, or are you just going to try and avoid known 'jumpy' fish?)
Yeah, love em! This is my third shallow tank. And I have a glass lid to deal with both jumpy fish and evaporation. I do miss the top down view. But since I have a royal gramma (and a helfrichi fire fish on the way) I have to have it covered at all times.
 
Shallow reef in a Swedish apartment
Got it started a month ago.
First time running a canister filter on a reef tank and it's actually working out really well.
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Man this thing is COOL. I'd love to see it's progress. What corals do you have? Fish?
 
Here is my 4g pico! Started it with live rock and live sand. I have 3 Sexy Shrimp, a trochus snail, a cerith snail and a yellow clown goby as residents.
 

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Recently rescaped my nano (got rid of purple reef lobster lol)
 

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