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120 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 120 mixed reef

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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: 120 Mixed Reef
Advice: Take your time with everything. and be persistent
Fish Kept: Powder Blue Tang, 2 Ocellaris Clownfish, Yellow Tang, Purple Stripe Dottyback, 2 Yellowtail Damselfish, 2 Blue/Green Reef Chromis, 2 Spotted Cardinalfish and a Blue Caribbean Tang.
Corals/Plants: 1. SPS -Bali Green Silmer Acropora, SPS - Stylophora sp. ReefGen Milka Stylo, SPS - two Acropora / Brown, SPS - Acropora / Millepora Green Millie, SPS - Dark Green Stag 6. LPS - Torch Coral / Green, LPS - Hammer Frag / Green, LPS - FropSpawn Frag, LPS- Favia Coral Green, 4 Orange Sponges, LPS - OctoSpawn
Tank Size: 120 gallons
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