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Work's been eating my whole week so the tank basically just got fed and glanced at, no drama though which honestly I'll take

The spot by the window gets just enough afternoon light to make the Kessil look unnecessary, though the fan disagrees every summer. Mango the Tang claimed the rockwork early and still patrols it like rent's due. Zoanthids and a Favia colony fill in the gaps, snails handle cleanup, algae throws the occasional party
Work's been eating my whole week so the tank basically just got fed and glanced at, no drama though which honestly I'll take
The favia has just been quietly doubling in size while I wasn't paying attention, puffs out at night like it owns the place, meanwhile the goniopora is still deciding if it likes this tank at all
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Goniopora surviving a year in the same tank as a yellow tang is impressive, mine never make it that long.
That zoa colony is looking really full, flow must be dialed in well on that one.
In tank or inline for the co2... Hold on no co2 on this one right, just curious how you're dosing alk with that stock list
Haha no co2 here, that's for the planted folks, I just dose alk/cal/mag by hand with a syringe and test weekly, nothing fancy
how's the royal gramma doing with the tang in there - any territory issues, or has it settled in fine?
Royal gramma is doing great, she claimed a cave low in the rockwork and Mango just ignores her completely, no beef at all so far