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300 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 300 gal mix reef

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 300gal. reef. 70gal. sump, Euro protein skimmer,1hp chiller,36watt turbo twist UV.
Advice: patience,know what your putting into your tank before you put it in. The whole tank is your pet not the fish and corals. So take care of your tank and let your tank take care of your fish and corals. Have fun!
Fish Kept: ,
Corals/Plants: Mix reef
Tank Size: 300 gallons
Quote: Go Reef
About Yourself: About 20yrs ago I went snokeling for the first time and came up saying " I want this in my home"

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