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24 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - My 24 gal dd nano

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 5yr old 24g dd as standard minus the filter media and upgraded return.
Advice: just don't rush it can be very expensive if things go wrong.
Fish Kept: pair of false percs, Coral beauty, magenta dottyback, 4 red legged hermits, 2 snails Banded shrimp
Corals/Plants: Large toadstool that the clowns are in, Hammer coral x 4 fragged from mother colony in tank. duncan,pink button polyps, Pulsing xenia, And a few different mushrooms.
Tank Size: 24 gallons

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