Adding EXPENSIVE CORALS to the SALTWATER REEF TANK

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In today's video, I'm finally adding corals to my saltwater reef aquarium. This video spans about half a year of adding different corals, some of which were pretty expensive corals. The Zoas, GSP and Xenia will be a nice mix of beginner level corals to round out the tank. I'll just have to be careful to control the GSP/Xenia growth!

I also added an urchin, snails, and a Canary Blenny, which might complete the stocking of this tank when it comes to inverts and fish.

Let me know in the comments section if you'd like to see a specific coral added to this tank (and where to put it!).

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Thanks again for watching, and we'll see you next week!