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12 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Mr Aqua 11.8

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State: Iowa
Country: United States
Description: Mr Aqua 11.8 Rimless Tank Nanobox LED Light Fixture 10 Gallon DIY Sump DIY-Overflow (Sicce 1.5 Return Pump) MP10 IM Desktop Reactor: Biopellets IM Desktop Reactor: Phosguard and Purigen SCA301 Skimmer El-Cheapo Heater Tunze Nano ATO
Advice: There are always ups and downs in a reef tank, but a little patience and maintenance tends to solve many issues.
Corals/Plants: Inverts: Misc Zoas (Rastas, Sunny D, Orange Tyrees, RPE, LC Blue Diamonds, Etc) Misc Acan & Micromussa Misc Euphyllia NPS Gorgs Monti Misc Ricordea GSP
Tank Size: 12 gallons

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