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Ranked #276 out of 1596 reef tanks pictures worldwide
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The Average Score for this category is: 5.07

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Country: Lebanon
Description: 100cmx45cmx60cm with 1 150w metal halide arcadia 2 T5 39watt actinics eheim mechanical filter ehiem wetdry filter 1 tunze 9010 skimmer 1 sander ozonizer 100mg 1 sander redox 1 resun 450L chiller.
Advice: read read and read more dont believe everything your shop dealer tells you. dont go for cheap equipements
Fish Kept: 3 blue tangs 1 yellow tang few clowns and some few damsels other more
Corals/Plants: lots to say
Tank Size: 100 gallons
About Yourself: am an accountant and at the end of the day all the mental stress starts affecting my mood so its nice to sit and watch the view why dive at sea while you can dive in your own aquarium .

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Great tank... Would be number one is Wisebonzai didn't give himself a ton of "10"s and give other tanks 30 "0's". Great job fish avatar

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