Introduction
Welcome to my 20 Gallon mixed reef!
I've been out of the hobby for several years, but I've decided to dive in and see if I still have the "Green thumb," I once processed before.
This Aquarium is sort of an experiment in the making. Again, it has been years since I've practiced any of these disciplines, and there has been many advancements in the trade over my "MIA" years.
Filtration
Primary filtration is provided by a Jebao DCT-6000 return pump with a max flow rate of 1585 GPH, and a SC Aquariums SCA-301 Protein Skimmer, rated at 65 gallons.
Sump size is 24"x12"x12", about 15 gallons provided by Modular Marine. With a 6" area for the refugium.
Refugium is currently keeping Chaetomorpha algae, and around 10 lbs. of Eco Systems Miracle Mud.
Feeding See more
phytoplankton
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Reefroids
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COOL MYSIS ENRICHED WITH SELCO
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Omega One Micro Pellets
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Fed phytoplankton 5 ml
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Seachem NutriDiet Marine Flakes
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San Francisco Bay Emerald Entree
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San Francisco Bay Frozen Brine Shrimp
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San Francisco Bay Frozen Mysis Shrimp
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San Francisco Bay Frozen Coral Blend
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Polyp Lab Reef-Roids
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Polyp Lab Polyp-Booster
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San Francisco Bay Frozen Marine Cuisine
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San Francisco Bay Frozen Coral Cuisine
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Frozen Food for anemone
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Seachem Reef Phyto Plankton
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Seachem Reef Zooplankton
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BENERREF Reef Food
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Two Little Fishies Sea Veggies
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San Francisco Bay Frozen Fish Eggs
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Omega One Super Veggie
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Zoo Med Spirulina
Inspiration & Goals
My goals for this setup are to try to grow out SPS corals as fast as possible and improving color, while lowering maintenance.
I have plans to build a 300-gallon peninsula aquarium in my living room, and all practices and knowledge gained from this setup will be applied.