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90 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 90g reef

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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: This is a 90g reef tank. I have upgraded from my 29 gallon.
Advice: Do as much research as you can and ask as many questions as possible. It will make things so much easier in the long run.
Fish Kept: coral beauty, flame angel, Naso tang, Sailfin tang, Scopas tang, Bristletooth Tomini Tang, blue tang, cinnamon clown, bicolor dottyback, blue/green chromis, bicolor blenny, six line wrasse.
Corals/Plants: purple mushrooms, Yellow Finger Gorgonian, green polyps, devils hand leather, colt, bubble coral, candy cane,ritteri anemone, green tip staghorn, black and white feather duster.
Tank Size: 90 gallons

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