Photo #2 - 55g To 75g Move - Royal Gramma Basslet, True Perc...

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fish tank picture - 5 yrs later - bare bottom
75 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 55g to 75g move

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State: Pennsylvania
Country: United States
Description: 48x18x21 - 75g Reef - Reef Octopus HOB Skimmer - CPR 3 gallon refugium - 2 XR15 Gen5 Radion's- 50 lbs. live rock - 2 VorTec MP40w ES's
Advice: NOTHING good EVER happens quickly in a reef tank.
Corals/Plants: Hammer coral - frogspawn - Torch corals - assorted zoas - green mushrooms - Duncan - flower pot - kryptonite corals - montipora - Pocillopora - xenia and other assorted toadstools.
Tank Size: 75 gallons

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