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180 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - size 150x60x60 hard and soft corals i hope you liket
corals inverts - plerogyra sinuosa - bubble coral, white stocking in 180 gallons tank - it just hard coral , i hipe you liket

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Country: Kuwait
Description: lighting equipment giesemann brand ,
Advice: New to the hobby but absolutley loving it.
Fish Kept: damsel , nemo , maron , tiger , shrimp, yallow tang
Corals/Plants: hard and soft corals
Tank Size: 180 gallons
Quote: reef tank
About Yourself: this is first time in my life on reef tank ,

COMMENTS

why do not you join masuae dot com!! Marine Aquarium Society of UAE! you will find a lot of reefers there. fish avatar
this tank looks awesome! fish avatar
nice work fish avatar

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