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90 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 90 Gallon Reef Dwarf Angel Tank

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State: Georgia
Country: United States
Description: Soon to be a two year old established reef tank.
Advice: Impatience = $
Fish Kept: Mainly a dwarf angel tank (yes I break the rules and have tricks to make it work) Dwarf Angels-BiColor, MultiColor, Keyhole, Flame, Potters, Golden, Rusty and 3 Cherub Pygmies. Also in the tank are two Maroon Clowns, Yellow Hawaiian Tang, Koran Angel (Juv), 6 Green Chromis, 4 Blackbar Chromis and a Mandarin Dragonet. 2 Linckia Starfish, 10 Emerald Crabs, Several Hermits and Snails. Sebae Anemone, Long Tentacle Anemone and Red Bulb Anemone.
Corals/Plants: Mixed reef with mainly all soft corals and a few LPS and SPS. LED-T5HO Lighting.
Tank Size: 90 gallons
About Yourself: Law Student - UGA

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