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75 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Ready to be judged

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State: South Carolina
Country: United States
Description: 55 gal sump and refugium. 2x 25W 50/50s. 6in of sand, self blend.
Advice: huh? I'm here for advice...
Fish Kept: Tiger Pistol shrimp, Blue spotted Watchman Goby, Ocellaris Clownfish, Scooter Blenny, lawnmower Blenny, Assorted Damsels, Sexy Shrimp,
Corals/Plants: Condy Anemone, Rock Flower Anemone, Toadstool leather, Some stuff that came on the bottom of the toadstool, Red, Blue, Green Striped Mushroom, Bulls eye Mushroom, Harry Mushroom, Trumpet Coral, Pipe Organ Coral, Lavender Coral, Star Polyp Coral, Attempts at Mangrove Sprouts.
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: Because none of us is as cruel as all of us.

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