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75 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 75 gallon reef

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State: Washington
Country: United States
Description: 75 gallon 48LX20HX18W. over sized sump with berlin protien skimmer almost no filter media,less problems without it
Advice: Keep it simple
Fish Kept: 2 percula clowns hosted by 2 large rose bubble anemones, 1 volitans lion, 1 6 line wrasse, 1 Mandarin dragonet named jerry garcia, 1 spotted watchman, 7 serpent stars, 1 red brittle star, large assortment of hermets and snails 60/80 each
Corals/Plants: no really difficult corals galaxia, frogspawn,star polyps, button polyps, 1 bubble coral, a ton of different shrooms(disc anemones) ,pulsing xenia
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: keep it simple

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