Photo #4 - Reef - 1 Male Anthias 2 Female Anthias Sand Sif...

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 48'x24'x24' tru vu clear for life w/overflow in the back; "meaning complete use of tankl" retro fit lighting with two 175w mh and 2 96w pc and 2 65w pc euro style sump two koralia 4 power heads and 1 maxijet 1200
Advice: start slow be very patient especially if your doing a reef set up. always ask for differant opinions and see what works with the system your starting
Fish Kept: 1 male anthias 2 female anthias sand sifter goby yellow eye kole tang moorosh idol 2 mandarin goby hawaiin christmas wrassse cleaner wrasse
Corals/Plants: 2 rose anenome frogspawn hammer coral assorted mushrooms polyps etc..........
Tank Size: 90 gallons
About Yourself: i started this hobby about 7 years with a fish only set up on a 110 gallon at my work (furniture store) now at my home recently for almost a year with my reef of 90 gallons

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