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Country: Puerto Rico
Description: 48"x18"x24" 400watts sunsystems light,6 moon lights, mega flow sump filtration model 3 up to 110 gallons, excalibur skimmer up to 120 gallons ecosystem refugiums up 120 gallons
Advice: a lot of patience, take all kinds of advice
Fish Kept: yellow tang, blue tang, ocellaris clownfish, flame angelfish,scarlet skunk cleaner shrimp
Corals/Plants: consists of a mix of different species of corals, soft corals, hard corals and mushrooom corals few differents kinds of polyps
Tank Size: 90 gallons

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saludo muy bonita fish avatar
Awesome looking tank!!! fish avatar

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