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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 30 gal bow front reef tank with Fiji LR, Tonga branch LR, and Fiji LS, Odyssea Pro Pack Protein Skimmer, 2 Koralia Nano power head, Marine Land Heater, Coralife two T5 14w Daylight Bulbs, two Corallife Actinic Bulbs
Advice: its a lot of money but well worth it!
Fish Kept: Maroon Clown Fish, Fairy Wrasse, Yellow Coris Wrasse, Orange Spotted Gobie, two Scarlet Skunk Cleaner Shrimps, Peppermint Shrimp, Sally Lightfoot Crab, Red Crab, and a Cleaner Crew.
Corals/Plants: Purple Wall Hammer, Purple Tip Frogspawn, Australian Duncan's, Palau Super Electric Softy, Blue Zoos, Green Mushroom
Tank Size: 30 gallons
Quote: what it do!?

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hey nice setup. really nice coral and your flame angel has great color ;) fish avatar

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