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225 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - My reef tank, 4 months old, mostly frags waiting to grow up! Always looking for colorful rare pieces of corals!

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Country: Canada
Description: 225 gal. with 50 gal. sump 2X 250W MH, 1X 400W MH Deltec AP702
Advice: ... be patient... if you can!!! lol
Fish Kept: Blue powder tang, blue hippo tang, oscellaris, percula, chromis, yellow clown goby, green mandarin, lyretail anthias, lawnmower blenny
Corals/Plants: Mixed reef
Tank Size: 225 gallons
Quote: hummmmmmm

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