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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: 55gal; 10gal refug/sump, 390watts of PC lighting(coralife), 65gal Coralife SS.
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Fish Kept: Blue Hippo Tang, 2 True Percs(mated), 1 green chromis, 1 yellow watchmen goby, 1 pygmy angel Inverts: RBTA, sebae anemone, 2 serpant banded stars, caribian pistol shrimp, cleaner shrimp, 3 mexican turbo's, 10 to 15 astrea snails, and 15 nassarius nails
Corals/Plants: Couple different kinds of frogspawn, leather coral, red open brain coral, wellsophyllia, pearl bubble, GSP, Acan lords, Acan Echinta, misc zoa's, hairy mushrooms, metalic blue mushrooms, candycane coral, and green ricordea
Tank Size: 55 gallons
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