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Photo Caption: 24 Gallon Nano Tank full of Xenia, Colt, Mushrooms, Zoots, Polyps, Feather Duster, Micro Algea and a few fish too!
24 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 24 Gallon Nano Tank full of Xenia, Colt, Mushrooms, Zoots, Polyps, Feather Duster, Micro Algea and a few fish too!

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 24 Gallon Nano; Protein Skimmer; Power Compact 10,000k and actinic and powerheads
Advice: Have a good cleanup crew
Fish Kept: Algea Blenny and Pigmy Angel, dozen Blue Legged Hermit Crabs, Bristle Star, and Turbo Snails
Corals/Plants: Xenia, Colt, Mushrooms, Zoots, Polyps, Feather Duster, and Micro Algea
Tank Size: 24 gallons
Quote: Try it

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