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I dont actualy feed him but he does well anyhow 
inc the 100g set up as a tropical
Its taken me hours to uplaod this lot between photo bucket and worst of all You tube.. 12 hrs to get all the vids on 
, but yep that is absolutely stunning LM it really is one beautiful looking tank and all the hard work has really paid off sort of speak, thanks for sharing the pics with us all, it just goes to remind us all what can be achieved with a little hard work commitment {and lets not mention a lot of cash 
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Sorry bout your fishy troubles LM, I feel your pain. Just mysteriously lost a Scotts Fairy Wrasse myself...
Your tank looks fantastic though, very clean and healthy
You have a great tank.
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His set up has to be one of the neatest and mosy organised Ive ever seen. LOl I remember commenting on it on reef central but didnt realise he had a full website up about his set up. Thanks for passing that on
and so is the tank... with no huge disasters to report for a change Pic update this evening 
Im still alive
The draw backs of running such a large tank without a sump, i was not able to set up a system to grow macros to help combat phosphates. I use an expensive additive in my external filter but even that wasnt enough to keep it down. The skimmer has run well with no issues and the fact the tank was supper low tech has been a real blessing as Ive had 3 months of bad health to contend with and would have no doubt lost the whole tank, as I wasnt well enough to keep on top as much as I would like. Ive just invested in a large 55ltr tub which will make water changes much easier and I can now do a larger volume at once. This will finally help to get the phosphate levels back to where they should be. All other stats have been very stable with nitrate levels been so low at times they have been undetectable. My RO unit is still working great ,at last test it was 9 which is great considering its been used for almost 2 years now with no filter/membrane change. I will however replace everything on it at the end of the year as a matter of course. All I can assume is that he got himself stuck under some rockwork at the very back of the tank and while trying to get out caused it to fall on him pinning him Horrible death but I just cant think of anything else as he was supper fit an healthy 12hrs earlier when I last fed him. Totally gutted and he was just starting to come into his adult colouration too.
