Waterbox Peninsula Mini 25 - 10 Month Update

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Hi,

My WaterBox has now been running 10 months and I’m now looking for some more inspiration/ recommendations for taking it to the next step.
I have a little bit of GHA so have bought an urchin and have been manually removing during water changes. I also have one hammer that is struggling so tried relocating again.
I’m also planning on replenishing the sand bed over the next few weeks

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I have always like those little peninsula tanks. i once had a fiji cube 18.5 gallon between to a couch and chair was one of my fav. tanks.

I am a big fan of gorgs. in the reef tank I think they add some vertical lines and slight movement and pleasing to the eye.

I have been keeping big tanks the last few years but I miss these types of tanks.
I am thinking about finishing out my basement in to a man cave/fish room and debating on a few smaller tanks or one monster..

anyway keep at it and enjoy the process.
 

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