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55 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - here is a front pic of the front

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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: this is a very new tank that is less then 3 months old. please give me an honest opinion on my tank and help me make it better. i run a hang off the back filter with some bio balls and i also have an overflow system that leads to a diy 10 gallon filter system with live rock ruble and acro algae. i run 2 power heads one is 120 gph the other 1200 gph for lighting i use 4 t-5 lights and 6 led moon lighting works great
Advice: take the time to get every thing you need before you start up your tank
Corals/Plants: a lot lol
Tank Size: 55 gallons

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