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102 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - live rock cured . attempt in acua scape harder than imagined

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Country: Kuwait
Description: aquael gallon tank with aqua c remora protein skimmer , aquael canister filter, 50 kg singapore live rock .
Advice: need lots of money and more patients
Fish Kept: 3 blue damsels , 1 goby fish , 2 pepermint shrimp , 2 skunk shrimps
Corals/Plants: nonyet
Tank Size: 102 gallons
Quote: Glass is better than acrylic
About Yourself: im 31. love saltwater . reentering hobby after previously owned a SW tank and had to travel and no one cared for them . and so im back again . this time if i travel im taking all my fishes with me.

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