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Country: United States
Description: Juwel Lido 120 litres. Internal filter with bio-balls and filter wool. V2 nano protein skimmer, marine white and blue lights. 100 watt heater and 600 pump.
Advice: Do your research first and save yourself alot of heartache!
Fish Kept: Pair of wild true percula clowns, bi-colour blenny, yellow-tail blue damsel, flasher wrasse and coral beauty. Also a red starfish, 3 turbo nassarius snails and a cleaner shrimp.
Corals/Plants: 15 kg of live rock. Just starting out with corals, got a blue mushroom and a red one.
Tank Size: 30 gallons
Quote: Live for today
About Yourself: This is my first tank and am absolutely obsessed already!

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