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State: Oklahoma
Country: United States
Description: Standard 75 Gallon Lighting: 4 T5HO Water Movement: 3x Koreila 3 LR:100lbs Sump/Ref: 30 Gal, Turboflotor 1000 w/ Recirc, DSB w/ macro algae
Advice: Join a good forum(RC or NR) and just read as much as possible and go slowly. I have had very few problems because I took it nice and easy.
Fish Kept: Regal, Yellow Tang Saddleback Clown Kupang Damsel Green Chromis Cleaner Wrasse The clown,chromis and wrasse are not mine and just being held for short time.
Corals/Plants: Mostly an LPS and Zoanthid tank
Tank Size: 75 gallons

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Great looking tank!! How do you loose all your corals if I might ask? fish avatar
Excellent looking tank! Its tanks like yours that inspire me to do a reef tank! I am fairly new to the hobby and would appriciate any advice. Have you ever had a problem with any of your tangs getting white granular spots (marine Ich?) If so, how do you treat it? fish avatar

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