Photo #1 - Here Is The Full Set Up - I Have Recently Sold My...

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Photo Caption: here is the full set up
fish tank picture - here is the full set up
100 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - here is my new set up!

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: I have a 4 fot 260 ltr tank 120cm series 3 halogen lights with the blue uv atnic lights, I have 2 external filters skimmer i also have a wave machine, uv light and a computer to work everything i have aprox 80kg of live rock with a number of soft corals.
Advice: Take things slowly and if u dont know .....ask!
Fish Kept: I have recently sold my old set up so at the moment i only have a couple of percular clowns.. oh and a large carpen anenome
Corals/Plants: i have about 20 different types of soft corals/polyps/zoos
Tank Size: 100 gallons
Quote: marines...never rushed
About Yourself: why dont u ask yourself message me on msn [email protected]

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