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30 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 30 gal mini reef

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State: Michigan
Country: United States
Description: Tank is 30 gallon regular. 2 96 watt PC's(one daylight and one actinic) seaclone 100 protein skimmer, Penguin bio wheel 200, 75 pounds of live rock
Advice: Read as much as possible before purchasing anything :)
Fish Kept: 1 Percula clown, 2 cardinal fish, Bi colored blenny
Corals/Plants: Candy cane,many zoathids, Brain, several differnt mushrooms corals,frog spawn,Zenia's, goniapora, Clove polyps, bright green star polyps, sand polyps, Bubble tip anenome
Tank Size: 30 gallons
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