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90 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Our 90 gallon tank

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State: New Jersey
Country: United States
Description: We have a 90gallon fish tank we got in Aug 08.Still learning but love it.We have a hippo tang,Foxface,Yellow tang,tomato clown,clarki,puesdo cromis,Two different mushroom,Zoos,pavona coral,Xenia,Capanella and a few more I'll name later.
Advice: Take your time and don't rush everythintg is very delicate.
Fish Kept: Yellow Tang,Foxface,Hippo Tang,Tomato Clown,Clarki,peusdo cromis
Corals/Plants: Leather Toadstool,mushroom,zoos,frogspawn,xenia,pavona,button polyops,Capanella tree
Tank Size: 90 gallons

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