ok, so here is the story, i decided to build my own canopy for my nano reef, wich was a 20 long. it was great untill it started to rot and mold. SO, when i went into work, and asked what the price on a new canopy is, i founf out that it would be cheeper for me to buy a 40 gallon tank, stand and canopy that was on sale. so i did, and getting my hands on very mature live rock, and having some good sand started a chain reaction, which led to 3 tanks being set up quite quickly. i moved my reef into that 40 tank, and moved my 10 gallon grow tank (i have a 4 inch snowflake, into the 20 long, with a proper hood. so i than had an empty 10 gallon, and a 20 tall planted fw tank. so i decided to make the ten gallon a refugium for the 40 reef, which worked out well, since i have a 20 inch pc light kicking around, and found an inline pump for 20 bucks. so now, after a week of headaches setting it up PROPERLY i have 3 true tanks set up. and they are currently stalked as so
40 reef
- 50 + lbs of live rock
FISH
-a pair of o. clowns
-yashia goby (mia, i hope he is just hiding, but i doubt it)
INVERTS
-blue leg hermits
-nassarius snails
-astrea snails
-emerald crab
-acro crab
Coral
-hammer (branching)
-brown monti cap
-red and green turbinaria
-scolimiea
- open brain
-xenia
-asst zoos and mushrooms



there is a lot of coral comming, and i have to tweek the overflow ( i did it my own way, using some pvc to save room)
in the 20 long, i have
-25 lbs of live rock,
-snowflake eel
-mombosa lionfish aka. deepwater lion fish.
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40 reef
- 50 + lbs of live rock
FISH
-a pair of o. clowns
-yashia goby (mia, i hope he is just hiding, but i doubt it)
INVERTS
-blue leg hermits
-nassarius snails
-astrea snails
-emerald crab
-acro crab
Coral
-hammer (branching)
-brown monti cap
-red and green turbinaria
-scolimiea
- open brain
-xenia
-asst zoos and mushrooms



there is a lot of coral comming, and i have to tweek the overflow ( i did it my own way, using some pvc to save room)
in the 20 long, i have
-25 lbs of live rock,
-snowflake eel
-mombosa lionfish aka. deepwater lion fish.
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