Photo #1 - Side View Of My 40 Gallon Reef Tank

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Photo Caption: side view of my 40 gallon reef tank
40 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - side view of my 40 gallon reef tank
fish tank picture - 40 gallon breeder

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State: Indiana
Country: United States
Description: Currently running a 40 gallon breeder reef. Has been up and running for a number of months now. Running a current T5 lighting fixture with 2 Led moonlights. (for approximately 10 hours a day).
Advice: If you choose to get into this hobby, know two things; it costs a buttload to set a tank up (and you can't go cheap), and that you're going to want to always get a bigger aquarium.
Fish Kept: 3 chromis, 1 damsel, sailfin tang, blue eye tang, vlamingi tang, gold stripe maroon clown, clarkii clown, long spine sea urchin, Valentino puffer.
Corals/Plants: 1 green bubbletip anemone, 1 purple condy anemone, 2 ricordia Florida, capnella Kenya tree, silver branched xenia, maze brain coral, green star polyps, pink star polyps, bubble coral.
Tank Size: 40 gallons
Quote: "all the yellow tangs and clownfish in the world can't save you now!"-peter from family guy

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