SOFT REEF TANK 180L without water changes

Amazing tank very impressive and motivational love how it looks.
 
My clowns emigrated from Stichodactyla haddoni to Entacmaea quadricolor

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Nice tank Dmitry. Are you using a planted tank methodology on this (guided growth through trimming and removal) or is it more a survival of the fittest and guidance through incremental additions? Sharing your dosing regimen might be helpful to people considering this approach.

Dennis
Hi, Dennis. I cultivate a caulerpa in a sump.
I pour fertilizer NPK MACRO for a fresh aquarium
that nitrate NO3 5-10mg/l and phosphate were PO4 0.1-0.2 mg/l.
 
WOW and your images look fantastic! Would you mind sharing your camera / editing software? Your images have great depth and don't wash out. Probably has to do with your lighting as well. Fantastic!
Hello! You are right all probably in light.
I shoot with nikon d610 24-85mm.
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My setup in CAMERA RAW (lightroom)
 
Nice tank, what are you dosing?
 

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