Two Cube Saltwater SetUp

Zoa settling in. So I started using nano lights short terms to light my aquarium since I can control the different types of blues and any color of the spectrum I want and the corals look amazing. Much better than the light that came with the set up
iPhone pics don’t do justice to what I’m actually seeing
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Chemistry check today
Salinity : 35ppm
Phosphate: 1.0
Nitrates: 15ppm

I’m happy my phosphates dropped since beginning of this week. I’m feeding my tank every time I see my nitrates and phosphates drop. Keeping my eye on nitrate levels once it rises I’ll back off from feeding then wait until it’s back at 15ppm and phosphate back at 1.0.
Tank is thriving.
carpet anemone still quarantining

Next on the list to get:
rock anemone
Arcopora
Hammer coral
New York Knicks Torch
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Later this week I’ll be turning my 5g cube tank into a sump. Looking to add new fish and coral soon.
 

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