The Last Upgrade

Keep saying I really need to keep this update this more often but then I don't.

Here is a quick video for the other night. In addition to a quick video of my fish room behind my display tank.

Stocking has changed a little as I lost my Achilles and Maculiceps. I also removed the bluesided wrasse and one of the anthias. Working on catching the other one.

I did get a new wrasse, which I was pretty excited about and a new tang. I'll let you have the fun of picking them out and providing what they are

A few months ago I upgraded my sump too a custom acrylic sump made by Advanced Acrylic. I'm also working on converting my 60 gallon cube refugium to a seahorse tank. Didn't really need the refugium, so figured I'd go a different direction.

Enjoy.
 

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Also I'm pretty stoked as I'm adding a fish I've been waiting to see for a couple of years and was able to get a beautiful speciium.

I'll get a couple of videos and pictures of him hopefully posted in the next couple of days.
 

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