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corals inverts - euphyllia cristata - grape coral stocking in 225 gallons tank - coral

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State: Wisconsin
Country: United States
Description: well its 8 foot in length 6 foot wide and about 2 foot deep with 6 ho bulbs 3, attinic and 3, 10k white also running fluval fx5 and a fluval 304 also the pond drains into a sump witch also hold a nautilice protien skimmer rated for 300 gal me and a buddy did all the pluming on the pond we installed 3 permanent water jets
Advice: go big or go home
Fish Kept: 3 firefish gobies, 3 scooter blennies, 2 lawnmower blennies, 2 midas blennies, 1 yellow watchmen goby, 1 potter angel, 1 blue heptus tang, 1 t.r. perc clown, 3 blue green chromis, 1 sally lightfoot crab 2 skunk cleaner shrimp, 1 fire shrimp, 15 pepermint shrimp, and 3 sand sifting starfish.
Corals/Plants: to many to name them all
Tank Size: 225 gallons

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