Photo #1 - Bta With Hosting Tomato Clown

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fish tank picture - My 15 gallon mixed reef

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State: Michigan
Country: United States
Description: I have a 15 gallon reef tank, lit by four 24 watt t5 bubls. I installed a drilled overfllow that drains to a ten gallon sump that houses a 250 gallon return pump and a small skimmer. I house to koraila nanos in the main tank for current
Advice: Dont give up its a great hobby to be part of.
Fish Kept: Tomato clown, longnose hawkfish, pink spotted watchman goby/
Corals/Plants: Montipora, acropora, ricordia (baby), Leather coral, bubble coral, frogspawn, star polyps, Bubble tip anemone.
Tank Size: 15 gallons

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