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State:
Florida
Country:
United States
Description:
It is a custom tank,all glass. I have a wet dry filtration system and a protein skimmer. Water heater and uv sterilizer. Still adding Equipment!!!
Advice:
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Fish Kept:
Yellowfin tang, purple queen anthias,sebae clownfish, 2 chromis, diamond gobby, 1 peppermint shirmp, 3 sand shifting stars, serpant star, assorted snails and crabs.
Corals/Plants:
Toadstool Leather, Frogspawn, Orange Polyps, Huge Anename, xenias,yellow polyps, multi colored ricordia, and purple mushrooms
Tank Size:
90 gallons
About Yourself:
I been a fanatic of the ocean since I can remember! Recently I got my own place and one my first upgrades to my house was my tank. Now im looking for a 500 gallon wich will be on my only other available wall in the house and will only be live rock and a semi agressive fish tank
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