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State:
Virginia
Country:
United States
Description:
I have a four tank system. 125 reef display, 30 frag reef/seahorse display, and a 93 cube reef/eel display all tied together with a 29 gallon sump.
Advice:
Don't be afraid to try something unique.
Fish Kept:
Yellowstripe Maroon Clownfish, Queen Angelfish, Lemonpeel Angelfish, Coral Beauty Angelfish, Fimbriated Eel, Jeweled Moray Eel, Four Stripe Damselfish, Cleaner Wrasse, Leopard Wrasse, Yellow Belly Regal Blue Tang, Blue/Green Reef Chromis, Royal Gramma Basslet, Falco Hawkfish, Starry Blenny, Dragonface Pipefish, Red Mandarin, Brazilian Reidi Seahorse, Purple Tang
Corals/Plants:
rose bubble tip anemones
maxima clams
goniopora
xenia
star polyps
ricordea
mushrooms
zoas and palys
frogspawn
torch coral
anthelia
devils hand leathers
neon green nepthea
kenya tree corals
rock flower anemones
colt corals
sinularias
sacrophytons
Tank Size:
277 gallons
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