Photo #2 - My 55 Reef - 1 Yellow Tang 2 Fire Fish 3 Damels 2...

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fish tank picture - my 55 gallon
55 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - my 55 reef

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State: Ohio
Country: United States
Description: marineland magnum 350 canister filter emperor 400 bio- wheel power filter 2 power heads a 301 and a 402 1 sea clone 100 protein skimmer satellite 64 watt times 4 light with moon light
Advice: move slow and don't give up
Fish Kept: 1 yellow tang 2 fire fish 3 damels 2 clown 1lown mower blenne 6 blue crabes 3 turbo snails and hitchhikes from the live rock
Corals/Plants: pom pom xenia, evergreen starburst polyp, fox coral, pink tip anemone.
Tank Size: 55 gallons
About Yourself: had freshwater for about 10 years and afreind of mine at work had asalt water tank i got enthused of the thing he was talking about so i started a saltwater tank. it has been up a running sence 12/10 06

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