Tranquility or...disintegration

Day 0.

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I wanted a new system, more laid back than my actual.
Less light and circulation.
Fewer fishes.
My main goal is to be able to keep corals that I can't, in my main system.

Some setup info:
Total volume: aprox. 200 liters
Dimensions: 1,0 x 0,6 x 0,35 (meters).
Lightining: ???
Skimmer – Red Starfish DC-N-100
Return – Jebao EP-2000
Sandbed – 1cm of aragonite
Sansibar rocks + pacific rocks + natural rocks
 
I'm following this one for sure! Your other tank is amazing, so I have no doubt this one will be just as cool!
 
Exciting! What kind of coral are you going for?
I want some meaty corals. Acanthophillya, Indophillya, Cynarina...
Besides that, I'll try to extract the most of gonioporas/alveoporas, torches, hammers and frogs.
I keep them in my actual system, but the high lighting and flow isn't exactly what they like.


I'm following this one for sure! Your other tank is amazing, so I have no doubt this one will be just as cool!
Thanks!!

Sticking around to see some life in your tank, it’s going to be amazing.
It already has some corals.
 
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The sand bed was cycling in another tank for a month or two.
I took some siporax from my main system and the rocks are from my sump.
So, after 24 hours waiting for the dust settle down, I added some frags to see how they react. And they reacted very well.
 
The skimmer arrived yesterday.
It's already running.It's quiet and has a good construction, but it's too early to get over excited with it.
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The return pump was delivered too.
It's also quiet, but I'm in doubt about the flow. Maybe I'll try something more powerful.
Let's see.

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One week.
There's no much to show.
A lot of small frags, some gonis/alveos and some small plates from my tree.

 
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I'm running the lights full blue.
It's something new to me, as I like to run it a lot whiter in my main tank.

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No wrasses, so I'll try some unusual inverts.
PS.: I hope that it's only an exoskeleton molt.
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Good news: It was only a molt.
Just saw this little fella on the rocks today.
 
Following!! This tank looks like a dream!!!
 
Following!! This tank looks like a dream!!!
Thanks!
This weekend I'll try to improve the rockscape. It's a little ....sad

News1: I got an Aurora goby, and now, the clown will go out
News2: I got a heater failure last night, and had to do some improvisation.
 
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Last week I got an Orange Spoted Goby (Amblyeleotris guttata).

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I'm considering make this a "goby only" tank.
I am thinking about to have:
- S. nematodes
- A. randalli
- O. aurifrons
- A. wheeleri
 
I did a big water change today. I'm trying to lower the PO4 level.
Two weeks ago it was 0.65 ppm.
I'm using the water that I take off from the big one.

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