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Photo Caption: Tank with Leather Toadstool, Many different types of corals. Blue Regal, Yellow Tang, Copperband, and Clownfish.
110 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Tank with Leather Toadstool, Many different types of corals. Blue Regal, Yellow Tang, Copperband, and Clownfish.

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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: 48x18x30
Advice: new myself
Fish Kept: lionfish, copperband, damsel, blue regal, powder blue tang, yellow tang, clown fish
Corals/Plants: Cephastrea - Meteor Shower, Leather Toad Stool, yellow pollips, many others.
Tank Size: 110 gallons

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Did u use just different kinds of rocks fish avatar

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