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That's very cool :)

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Agreed, I had one of these and made the mistake of putting it close to other corals, anything close to it suffered.

Love the rockwork, so many nooks and crannies for the livestock to explore. The tank has progressed amazingly since 2019, looks great. :thumbup:

Almost 8 years for a reply, that must be a record, lol. ;)

Give us a bit more history as well, why has it been cycling for a year? Any livestock at all in the tank?

Glad to hear it survived. The BTA's can be quite resilient, a lot of people use the dry shipping method when shipping them.

Hi there, you can do this by using the filters menu, click on the Livestock Category, then near the top right click on Filters, then fill in the Location field and click the Filter button at the bottom. However I would still recommend browsing the category. For example, searching for Centurion...

We are aware of the errors when trying to search the classifieds, this has been reported to the software developers so hopefully they will issue a fix asap. :)

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Welcome back to the hobby. Some pics would be great. :)

Bottom pic looks like a type of sponge possibly.

What kind of pump is it? Does it have a separate power supply, like a laptop charger type of thing? Does it have a controller?

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Awesome looking tank, nice to see something different. Do you live near the coast? I'm guessing you guys use mostly NSW down under?

Welcome

Very nice, love the green and orange monti's.

A 120l tank is a nice manageable size if you're on a budget. I had one a few years ago. A bigger tank is always better, but then you need bigger lights, bigger heaters, bigger pumps, bigger skimmer etc. etc. All the bigger things cost more money.

It's a spaghetti worm, generally pretty good at cleaning up detritus in the tank, but if there's too many they can sometimes irritate corals, I've never had issues with them though.