3.7 Gallon Pico Reef

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This is my 3.7 gallon pico reef. Been running for 10 weeks. Started with live sand and live rock. Currently have a small clownfish, royal gramma, 3 snails, and 2 hermit crabs. I do plan on moving the fish out into a 25 gallon tank I will be setting up soon. Feeding frozen mysis shrimp and phytoplankton. Water changes at 50% as needed. Testing parameters with salifert.

Tank is the Petco Imagitarium 3.7 Gallon Pro Deluxe.

Running filter floss, chemipure blue, and purigen in a media basket.

Hygger heater. Set to 76°.

Upgraded return pump.

Upgraded light to a Kessil A80. Runs on a timer for 7 hours.

Mostly zoas, a hammer, candy cane, and a birdsnest.

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Tank is looking great much better when i attempted the same tank
Thank you! It was between this one and the Fluval Spec III. Went with the 3.7 because I liked the back chamber setup better.
 

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Fantastic Pico. That Kessil is perfect for the tank, Tuna Blue right?
 

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