My 9 months old SPS tank

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Nice growth! At what point did you add your SPS frags? I'm starting up a new 120g SPS reef and I'm inspired by your results here.
Thank you ! the was filled with water 10 months ago...
I stated adding frags of SPS approximately 6 months ago ...
 
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Looks like you're having more success in your new tank than I am in my 2.5 year old 40g AIO.
I think it's related to experience...I'm in this hobby for 15 years , and made a LOT (!!) of mistakes in the past....in the current tank I simply avoiding from those mistakes
 

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I think it's related to experience...I'm in this hobby for 15 years , and made a LOT (!!) of mistakes in the past....in the current tank I simply avoiding from those mistakes

Yeah, I'm sure you're right. I do get a little discouraged sometimes, but my tank looks pretty good and I can't complain too much. It's my first tank, so I'm learning as I go! Been doing a TON of research lately. Hoping it all pays off for my second tank! I'm sure the larger water volume helps too.
 
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Yeah, I'm sure you're right. I do get a little discouraged sometimes, but my tank looks pretty good and I can't complain too much. It's my first tank, so I'm learning as I go! Been doing a TON of research lately. Hoping it all pays off for my second tank! I'm sure the larger water volume helps too.
Most important this is STABILITY. it's really doesn't matter which method your stick with...simply keep doing that and that's it . the corals will get use to it and eventually will grow and glow
 
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