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75 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 75 gal reef tank

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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: 75 gal, 260 watts power compact, uv sterilizer, protein skimmer.
Advice: spend the money on equipment dont skimp. will save you in the end.
Fish Kept: non scientific: yellow tang, flmae angel, blue tang, neon dotty back, marine beta, tomato clown. many scavengers and cleaners.
Corals/Plants: non scientific: candy cane, frogspawn, maze brain, many zoos, feather dusters, rock anemone, mushrooms, yellow carper anemone, yellow gargonian, bubble tip anemone, colt coral, open brain, rusty gargonian, leather coral, 2 flame scallops,lettuce nudibranch and other unknown
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: wheres the damn nudibranch!

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