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180 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - my reef

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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: 72/24/31 led lighting.. 45 gallon sump/refugium
Advice: read read read.. you will make mistakes...but dont give up its all trial and era...
Fish Kept: chocolate tang, naso tang, blue chromis, maroon clown, green mandarin, queen anthias, scopas tang and a yellow tang.
Corals/Plants: red and green montipora, australian duncans finger and toadstool leathers, asst. mushrooms brain coral donut coral pulsing zenia, asst. zooanthids yellow polyps cabage leather.kenya tree coral.asst stylopora and gorganias...
Tank Size: 180 gallons

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