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21 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Nuvo 16 gallon , sps dominant, and some lps

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State: Missouri
Country: United States
Description: I have three nano tanks , first is a specV,LED, second nuvo16,sps dominant.third is a aquatop21 gallon, mixed reef. No sump. weekly water changes are key for my success. Research all the inhabitants livestock and coral.
Advice: Take it Slow. Research is key and ask a lot of question! Don't settle for your LFS advice, join your local facebook reef club or one close by! Ask questions and reed a lot .
Corals/Plants: Mixed sps, mainly acropora,zoanthid,LPS mixed.
Tank Size: 21 gallons

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