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125 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 125 LONG

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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: 125 gallon long glass w/duel overflows 16 t5 bulbs 1/2 attinic 1/2 day lighters. 45 gallan sump. 1/5 hp chiller. seaclone 150 skimmer(for now). 2 mag 12 pumps.
Advice: most important research. ask alot of questions. win the lotto. ENJOY!!!!!!
Fish Kept: 1 NASO TANG. 2 TRUE PERKS. 1 POWDER BROWN TANG. 1 ORANGE SHOULDER TANG. 1 YELLOW TANG. 2 ROYAL GRAMMAS. 1 FLAME ANGLE. 1 LAWNMOWER BLENNY. 1 YELLOW GOBY. 1 1 GREEN MANDORIN GOBY. 7 GREEN CROMIS. 2 FIREFISH GOBIES. 1 PAJAMA CARDINAL. 1 TOMATO CLOWN. 1 BLACK BRITTLE STAR. MANY SNAILS AND CRABS.
Corals/Plants: YELLOW POLIPS. LEATHER TOAD STOOL. CHOCHOLATE POLIPS. 3 FEATHER DUSTERS. GREEN AND YELLOW ZOOS. ORANGE AND RED ZOOS. FINGER LEATHER. ANENOME. BLUE MAXIMA CLAM. 4 PENCIL URCHENS.
Tank Size: 125 gallons
Quote: get er done
About Yourself: always love fish

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