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110 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 110 G Mixed Reef Tank

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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: 110 G Oceanic Mixed Reef Tank. Equipment: 560 Watt Metal Halide Strip Light, 20 G Long Refugium Sump with 4in DSB and Cheato, Proclear Protein Skimmer, 1/3 HP Chiller, 9.5 Mag Drive Water Pump, Various Koralia Circulation Powerheads.
Advice: Nothing good happens overngiht, so take your time.
Fish Kept: Blue Tang, Fox Face, Chromis, Diamond Goby, Ocellaris Clown, Anthia, Yellow Tang, Flame Angel, Firefish
Corals/Plants: Candy Cane, Brain Corals, Monti Cap, Green Star Polyps, Hammer, Torch, Various Mushrooms, Various Zoas, Large Toadstool Leather, Button Polyps, Pagoda, Yellow Colony Polyps.
Tank Size: 110 gallons
Quote: Setup Costs $$$, Maintaining Costs $$$, Enjoying a beautiful piece of living art you created: PRICELESS

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