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Country: Canada
Description: 60lbs of Haiti, Tonga Kailini and Fiji Live rock,coralife super skimmer,2 aquaclear 301 powerheads,aquaclear 70 hang-on filter,H.O.T. Magnum canister filter, 300 watt submersible heater / 200 watt submersible heater, triple bulb coralife lunar power compact fluorescent lighting (10,000k/ 2 actinic 03 / 300watt--2 LED lunar night lighting)
Advice: keep it simple
Fish Kept: percula clown, blue/green chromis, blue damsel, striped damsel, yellow clown goby
Corals/Plants: feather dusters,many many types of snails, hermit crabs, sandshifting starfish, green star polyps, zoanthids, purple and green mushrooms, frogspawn coral, leathers
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