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This beautiful leopard wrasse is also trained to take pellets. It's small mouth can really expand to take in a whole pellet.

Back to our regular channel. Here is my longnose butterfly. Can you believe it can take pellets?

Now we see the whole skimmer:

It's easy to tune as you can easily see the bubble size from this:

Sneak preview of new RM skimmer. I think overall it's more chio. Spot the difference.

Burp!

More feeding tentacles.

Feeding tentacles all out.

Looks like this montipora is colouring back up (it's supposed to be green on purple). It was transferred from my old tank.

Bicolor blenny with a mouthful of sand. Watcha lookin' at.

The firefish almost always stays in full view of everyone. It sure likes to be admired.

Sea hare trying to look like my cuke. I think the cuke is more handsome.

My fat cucumber - working hard. Has been with me for 2 years since my previous tank. Keeps the sand white and shiny. My black sea cuke is really hardy, 1 year ago, this guy almost got torn into half when he climbed into my Tunze Stream, now he's as good as new.

In-sump H&S skimmer. Sump takes up almost whole of bottom cabinet. Return is via a single MD40 tee-off to chiller and return. Elbows are minimized to maximize return flow. That's it for equipment - the only other equipment is calcium reactor.

Single luminarc-compatible 400W MH. I was deciding between 2 x 250W MH and 1 x 400W MH, Joe_P convinced me 400W is better.