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54 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - You dont own it, it owns you

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State: Virginia
Country: United States
Description: 54 Gallon Corner Bow HQI/T5 Current Orbit, Wet Dry sump with Acaua C Urchin Skimmer, Coralife UV light,120 lbs of live rock
Advice: Take Your Time
Fish Kept: Yellow Tang Coral Beauty Red Band Shrimp Emperor Angel, Clown fish, Yellow Tail Damsal ,Blue Spotted Golby, yellow Head Jawfish
Corals/Plants: Mushroops, Polyps, Tounge, Torch, anaemoe (sp) bubble tip,corkscrew, carpet.
Tank Size: 54 gallons
Quote: Honey Can I get another tank

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