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Unread 05/15/2016, 06:19 AM   #1
wesamazmy
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My 55g saltwater tank, after one year now, Please advice!

Hi All, I just want to share with you my 55g saltwater tank after 1 year now

Am I doing good? your feedback is really appreciated!


https://youtu.be/gno2HGnzAXE

https://youtu.be/7Tzu2MMKQTc

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Unread 05/17/2016, 09:05 AM   #2
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My initial thought is that your tank is over populated with large fish.
That being said, everyone looks fat and healthy so I guess everything looks great.


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Unread 05/17/2016, 05:23 PM   #3
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^^ I agree. That's a lot of fish for a 55 gallon tank. However seems to be doing well. Some of those fish like the blue tang will need a bigger tank. I have a 75 with a blue tang however plan on a upgrade within the year. If you start adding more corals too you might find it difficult to keep them alive with the large amounts of waste and poor water quality. For now looks good!


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Unread 05/18/2016, 12:08 AM   #4
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My initial thought is that your tank is over populated with large fish.
That being said, everyone looks fat and healthy so I guess everything looks great.
Thank You, yes you are correct some large fishes such as tangs should not kept in small aquarium as my 55g tank, I am thinking to upgrade my tank after several months


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Unread 05/18/2016, 12:11 AM   #5
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^^ I agree. That's a lot of fish for a 55 gallon tank. However seems to be doing well. Some of those fish like the blue tang will need a bigger tank. I have a 75 with a blue tang however plan on a upgrade within the year. If you start adding more corals too you might find it difficult to keep them alive with the large amounts of waste and poor water quality. For now looks good!
Really thank you, actually this is what I am facing now (Large amount of waste)
I am seriously considering the upgrade the tank before end of this year


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