29g bowfront reef

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superman1950s

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Just wanted to show off my tank. I just added a new bicolor frogspawn. My brain coral is about 5"-6". Have a huge colony of green zoa polyps. With the cup I have some green striped mushrooms waiting to attach to some rubble.ImageUploadedByAquarium Advice1394233075.042995.jpgImageUploadedByAquarium Advice1394233088.976510.jpgImageUploadedByAquarium Advice1394233105.012920.jpgImageUploadedByAquarium Advice1394233117.081814.jpgImageUploadedByAquarium Advice1394233126.739530.jpg
 
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My live stock is 2 b/w percs a fire tail goby and a diamond watchmen goby. Going to adding a few more mid swimmers for a little more movement in the tank. I have over 40lbs of LR in the DT and another 30lbs in a 10g sump under the tank with a HOB reef octopus skimmer.
 
I dont wanna be the bad guy here and don't get me wrong thats a beautiful tank, but your pretty much about maxed out on fish right now, I wouldnt add anything else to your tank, maybe one more fish absolute maximum.

The more live rock you add to the dt the less room you have for fish to swim and explore this is especially true with base rock that has no pores and caves for fish to travel through which is what you have, dont get me wrong, the more live rock the better for overall tank stability and health but with smaller tanks there is a fine line.
 
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