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Photo Caption: 180g sps dominated reef. 100g sump, 70g 'fuge, 40g inline prop tank (sump, 'fuge, and prop tank are all in the basement below the tank).
reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 180g sps dominated reef. 100g sump, 70g 'fuge, 40g inline prop tank (sump, 'fuge, and prop tank are all in the basement below the tank).

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State: NH
Country: United States
Description: 180g sps dominated reef. 100g sump, 70g 'fuge, 40g inline prop tank (sump, 'fuge, and prop tank are all in the basement below the tank).

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Where in NH are you? fish avatar
i love your tank,how long did it take you to cycle your tank before adding live rock or fish? I hope i can get my tank looking this good in the future. fish avatar

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