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90 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 90 Gallon DSB/Plenum with an Auafuge Pro

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State: Maryland
Country: United States
Description: 90 Gallon Glass 48x18x25 with built in overflow, 4" DSB/Plenum, CPR Aguafuge Pro Sump/Refugium with Protein Skimmer, Hamilton 2-250W 10K MH and 2 36 WATT Actinic lights.
Advice: one critter's waste is another one's food - find the balance
Fish Kept: Hippo Tang, Yellow Tang, Clown, 2 Damsels, golden head Goby,
Corals/Plants: Acropora: Various Tenuis, Millepora, Tortuosa, Montipora: Capricornis - Purple & Orange Pulsing Xenia, Favia, Open Brain, Mushroom GSP
Tank Size: 90 gallons
Quote: reefkeeping is not about the corals but about the water

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