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145 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Left view

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Country: Spain
Description: 145 gal. reef tank, Deltec APF 600, Bresslein 8x54 W. T5, 2 x 6100 Tunze Streams + 7095, Deltec FR 509, etc..
Advice: Buy sturdy shelves that can house the books!
Fish Kept: Currently reduced stock: 1x Amphirpion clarkii 1x Synchiropus picturatus 2x Neoglyphidodon oxyodon 1x Pseudochromis paccagnellae
Corals/Plants: Species Kept: Acropora, Euphylia, Galaxea, Favites, Stylophora, Seriatopora, Goniopora, Hydnophora, Xenia, Pachiclavularia, Clavularia, Physogyra, Montipora, Rhodactis, Alcyonum, Sarcophyton, Fungia, Briareum, Zoanthids, Actinodiscus..
Tank Size: 145 gallons

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