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State:
Nevada
Country:
United States
Description:
Mostly SPS reef tank.
3 250 watt 10K Aqualine MH with blue & white LED's.
4x tunze stream pumps on controller
2x Mag 18 return pumps
2x Wavysea wavemakers
Bubble Master 200 Skimmer
2 refugiums, upstream and downstream lit entirely by White LED's
Korallin 3002 Calcium Reactor w/ add on Precison Marine second chamber.
Red Sea 50mg, ozonizer in a modified Coralife Super Skimmer
2 bags of activated carbon
Advice:
People online often stretch the truth, don't believe everything you read.
Fish Kept:
2 Ocellaris Clowns
Royal Gramma
Yellow Watchman Goby
Randall's Goby
Green Mandarin
Powder Blue Tang
Gren Chromis
Corals/Plants:
A hundred or so different SPS
3 giant clams
2 Red Bubble Tip Anemones
Photosynthetic blue and purple sponges
About 20 LPS and Softies
Tank Size:
180 gallons
Quote:
Nice Blue Sponge, They were trying to propogate that but nobody could keep it alive.
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