It's very basic, no sump or skimmer.
Biological filtration is taken care of by the live rock, there is an internal filter for chemical and mechanical filtration, and a wavemaker for water movement.
Lighting is by 2 relatively inexpensive pendants, and a heater set to 25 degrees keeps things warm when cold whilst a fan helps to keep things cool when hot
There are mainly soft corals, with a handful of lps and sps, which seem to be okay slumming it, as they are growing.
I love macro algae so there are several, blue, red and brown mainly.
Fish stock is a pair of seahorses and 3 gobies.
Inverts are the main attraction, lots of shrimps, crabs, snails, starfish etc.
I use ready mixed salted ro from my lfs for water changes and plain ro for top ups. Once a week I add a general vitamin,mineral type thing and that's about it.
Hope you like it.
) from another site who used to breed seahorses, not sure whether he still does or not, haven't been up-to-date about him lately.
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Maybe instead of going all out like I did, I should of stuck to a simple setup like yours.
