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265 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 265g mixed reef

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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: mixed reef. 1 - 400watt Mh & 2 250 watt Mh's 20 ft of VHO actinic blues & 4 lunar lights. Return is a dolphin 3600 with a spraybar return for the Teco 1/4hp chiller. Geo calcium reactor with pinpoint controller,octopus 200 nw skimmer. 10g fuge. 1 vortec 2 koralis 8's and 1 koralia 4
Advice: take your time and read, read, & read again before you buy coral/fish/inverts
Fish Kept: naso tang, yellow tang, blue tang, sailfin tang,bimaculatus anthias, purple queen anthias, antenatta lionfish, majestic angel, niger trigger, goldstripe maroon clown.
Corals/Plants: Multiple SPS, one huge ORA toadstool, torch, frogspawn,hammer,BTA anemone,cheato,zoa's,candy canes
Tank Size: 265 gallons

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