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39 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Juwel 180 Reef Tank

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Juwel 180 L, x2 39W Marine Whites 10000k x2 3000lph Power heads. Juwel 600lph Mechanical Filter Deltec MC500 skimmer.
Advice: Lots Of Flow, Live Rock, Water Changes
Fish Kept: Clarki Clown, 2 Humbugs, Worm Goby, Yellow Wrasse. 30CM Green Brittle Star Fish !
Corals/Plants: x2 Cabbage, x2 Leather Finger, 1 Toadstool,1 button polyp, pulsing xenia,
Tank Size: 39 gallons
About Yourself: I started with goldfish then tropical, then slowly built up a reef tank.

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