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100 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - my pride and joy

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 4ftx2ftx2ft elite tank,deltec mce 600 protein skimmer,external filter,power head,two 28 watt actinic blue t5s,1 38 watt actinic blue t8,metal halide 2x150 watt,
Advice: take your time and dont rush in.
Fish Kept: picasso trigger,3 common clowns,yellow damsel, regal tang,2 domino damsels,2yellow tail blue damsels,humbug damsel,blue devil damsel, watchmen goby,4 green chromis,2 cleaner shrimp, scopas tang,blood shrimp,halloween crabs,hermit crabs ,assorted snails.
Corals/Plants: assorted mushrooms,finger coral,devils hand,pulsing xenia,leather cabbage corals, hard coral(purple tree),toadstools,star polyps
Tank Size: 100 gallons

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