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55 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - My 55g Saltwater Tank

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Country: Puerto Rico
Description: 4' Long 55g, Magnum 350 PRO System, x2 Coralife 10,000°K 48" 40W
Advice: Do not be afraid to start. It is not as hard as you think and you will enjoy every minute of it.
Fish Kept: Yellow Tang, Clown, Blue Damsel, Scarlet Reef Hermit Crab
Corals/Plants: Some Live Rock, Purple Sea Fan
Tank Size: 55 gallons
About Yourself: I decided to start a Saltwater Tank because of how much better they look and how much more there is to learn and watch during the lifecycle of the tank. I live in the island of Puerto Rico so I have access to caribbean reefs pretty much every day.

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