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State: Georgia
Country: United States
Description: 14 gal. oceanic-biocube, added 3rd row of 24 watt T-5 actinics and 10,000k and a row of powerbrite LED light bar. main filtration is carbon filter (waiting on my skimmer). Koralia Nano Powerhead
Advice: i am new, but getting ready for a 120 gal tank so joining this place for advice and help........TAKE YOUR TIME!!!!!!!!!!
Fish Kept: 1 sixline wrasse, 1 yellow watchman, also a red star fish, 3 blue-legged crabs, 1 turbo snail, and 1 nassarius snail
Corals/Plants: green eyed zoos, hammer, star polyps, and yellow polyps, red zoos
Tank Size: 14 gallons
Quote: Someone can't do everything, but Everone can do something
About Yourself: just got out of the military, now i work for a hotel and im in love with my new hobby and I even got my girlfriend to love it!!

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