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it's a green file fish , eats aiptasia . It's doing a good job I must say, even the big aiptasia are gone now. Hope they'll be gone forever

naa not too big , it's about palm size

it's an astreopora , use to be bright green , it's more grayish than blue

And a plate coral

The other pest buster , for those hard to reach places , tiny little thing about the size of a 50c coin

Lps

My pest buster .

Wow that's very good .... You tank must me very sweet

Pink

Zoa

Random shot

haha just normal easy Sps , a nice balance arrangement of green and red I guess ... And brown

Recent FTS , too messy haha may need to rescape!

That should be coraline agae

Pavona looking good !!!!

Some hardy zoa that survived the low nutrient and yellow tang .. Purple hearts?

Feeding tantacle , it's catching food.

it's at moderate flow away from the light , I would say low light.

yes SM , I know its a difficult coral and needs frequent feeding. a friend gave it to me , hard to resist the coral it adds colour to to the tank and with the scrubber running I don't have to worry so much, the scrubber algae stop growing for awhile , till I fed the tank more, more food for the fish and more coralfood due to the red chilli tree and the scrubber came back to life. hope it goes well , bytheway the Linkia is doing well too .

Some close up shots from the HP

I would say the swing arm hydrometer is inaccurate , what you can do is get water from a good source , sea water or water from LFS or a reefer friend . Measure it with the hydrometer and check the reading , if it reads 1.020 then you should mix your salt water or dilute your tank water to to the same reading. Alternatively you can get a calibrated refractometer and use it to measure.

Yes boss , they realy look like pearlberries. Heard they are difficult Sps , hope these survive in my tank. Don't have much luck with difficult acros.

Going soft ,

Great looking tank !!!

Sold , thanks Src