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State:
California
Country:
United States
Description:
Lighting -current USA orbit Marian ramp timer pro / with a hydro smart wave on hydro 600 power head and two 240 hydor /two aqua clear 20 power heads on back wall / hob aquamaxx protein skimmer two ever cool cooling fans in canopy top/ on a arc-1000 mine comuter I built cools and heats at different temps automatically / heater neo heater 75 / 75 pounds of live rock some coals hole mad canopy top filtrion is a fluval 306 canister tank demotions are / 4 feet long by 2 feet tall by 11/2 wide work in progress still upgrading 7 fish right now tanks for checking it out please rate
Advice:
Super fun love the hobby would go all the way . Keep it going bigger and better fun fun I started with a small 2.5 gallon to a 25 gallon cube now a 60 gallon just don't let it go have fun with it
Fish Kept:
Six Line Wrasse, Saddle Valentini Puffer, Spiny Box Puffer, Orbicular Cardinal, Black Velvet Damsel, Humu Picasso Triggerfish
Corals/Plants:
Lots of coals
Tank Size:
60 gallons
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About Yourself:
29 yars old do contrution been in hobby for 3 yars just love the look of saltwater tanks and fish
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