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Country:
Australia
Description:
My tank is 3ft long by 2 and a half foot high by 1 and a half foot deep. 2 x 150w metal halides with blue and white T5 lights. Running a sump system with Octopus Protien Skimmer.
Advice:
Be Patient, It's hard but patients is the key!!
Fish Kept:
1 x Yellow Tang, 1 x Blue Tang, 1 x Royal Dottyback, 3 x Green Chromis, 1 x Cleaner Wrasse, 2 x Occelaris Clowns, 1 x Flame Angel, 1 x Biscuit Star and 1 X Blue Star
Corals/Plants:
Squamosa Clam, Torch Coral, Green Goniopora, Red Morphs, Green Heliofungia, Orange Tubastrea
Tank Size:
90 gallons
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