Some photos of my 45 gallon

[ari5736]

I have had the nps corals for about 3-4 months now.

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Not sure how to make the photos smaller?

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[ReefMonger]

Looks to be a good start. What is your feeding regime?

 

[dubdlee]

excellent start! I like your fish selections and corals. Keep up the good work!

 

[Kreeger1]

sea horses can't handle the flow these corals need to feed. I'd up the flow and move the horse to another tank.
imo
beautiful coral collection though

 

[ari5736]

Everyday I inject 10ml of shellfish diet; 5ml of rotifeast, and 5ml of oysterfeast into a reactor running on a closed loop that continously gets pumped into the tank via a peristaltic pump of 1.4ml/minute. For flow I have a CL with a Velocity T4 pump with a SCWD 1" running to 2 outlets + 1 Tunze 6045. I am thinking of adding 1 more 6045. T5 lighting, fan-cooled to 75 degrees. Reefkeeper light. I really need to clean the glass and take some more photos. Just would like to figure out how to post photos that aren't tremendous.

I was keeping a blueberry Gorg with success up until I went away for a weeks vacation, but thankfully all the other NPS corals pulled through. I don't think I am going to attempt another blueberry until I can figure out how to keep one alive while I am away for vacation.

As for the seahorse, he does get blown around a good deal, but the alternating current on the SCWD CL does provide him some relief along with gorg hitches.