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226 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - been up and running for one year

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Description: DIY tank 60" x 19" x 19" inch 1200L/H power head connected to DIY filter DIY skimmer Hailea (HC15A) water chiller - Temperature in tank = 25 degree Celsius Lighting = 28W x 2 T5 + Hopur Aquarium light 4T5HO-90cm 39W x 4
Advice: this is damn hard work. So if you are not well committed DON'T START.
Fish Kept: fire goby, Yellow russ, clown fish, Dr. fish, Star fish dont know the names well...
Corals/Plants: Soft coral, Hard coral
Tank Size: 226 gallons
Quote: balaaennu
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COMMENTS

Looks like you have red slime algae.Nice tank though! fish avatar

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