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60 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Ratings of less than 7 will not be accepted

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 60 gallon reef with a 29 gallon refugium. 440 watts VHO. Several species of coral, 2 tangs, 1 clown, and various hitchhikers. Custom made setup.
Advice: Once you start you can't stop. Decide now, do you want a reef aquarium or do you want to send your kids to college.
Fish Kept: blue and yellow tang, clown, hawk, lamar angel, lawnmower, bicolor, and hi fin blennies.
Corals/Plants: kenya tree, leather, polyps, flowerpot, 3 brains, button poylps, trumpet, pink bubble, yellow cup coral, fuzzy mushrooms, green stripe mushooms, hynophora, and toadstool.
Tank Size: 60 gallons
Quote: honey can I go to the fish store

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