Photo #1 - Sorry About The Pic. It Was Snapped With An Iphon...

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Photo Caption: Sorry about the pic. It was snapped with an Iphone camera and then emailed to me. You get the idea tho.
180 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Sorry about the pic. It was snapped with an Iphone camera and then emailed to me. You get the idea tho.
fish tank picture - Tank from the other side

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 180 Gallon starphire tank with euro brace finish. 60x30x24. Hamiton 250wt metal halide with power compact actinic. 100 gallon sump/refugium under stand houses 3g skimmer and aqua euro calcium reactor.
Advice: Patience!
Fish Kept: large purple tang and copper band butterfly. Damsel's anthia's gobys.
Corals/Plants: All the usual LPS and SPS corals
Tank Size: 180 gallons

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The corals look amazing... nice set up! fish avatar

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