Photo #1 - 125 Gallon See Through Reef Aquarium.

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Photo Caption: 125 gallon see through reef aquarium.
125 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 125 gallon see through reef aquarium.

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Country: France
Description: 500 liter see through reef aquarium. Sump 100 liter. Top off 60 liter R O. Lightd Giesemann infiniti. Skimmer Deltec TC1655 external. Circulation 3 x tunze 6055 with multicontroller. Dosing Coral shop didosy tower profi dosing coral shop Marine line.
Advice: For the first year test, test and test again. Slowly does it.
Fish Kept: Lots
Corals/Plants: Lots
Tank Size: 125 gallons
Quote: We have all the time in the world
About Yourself: I have a small company in Saint Tropez, building and servicing marine aquariums.

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Beautiful tank!!! fish avatar

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