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85 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - My Marine Tank

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Country: Australia
Description: Aquaone 250W metal halide, Refugium (miracle mud & caulerpa) & needle wheel skimmer,integrated glass over flow box, hailea 250a chiller..
Advice: Don't Rush..!
Fish Kept: Yellow Tang, Blue Tang (Dory), Blenny, 6 Line Wrasse, Banana Wrasse 2 Clownfish, 2 Anthias, Mandarin Goby, Cleaner Shrimp & 2 Peppermint Shrimp, Blood Shrimp, 10 hermit crabs, 5 trocus snails, 4 strombs ... 1 Anemones..
Corals/Plants: purple tipped jardini, gonipora (purple, red, yellow, green & torquoise, morphs (green, orange/red, blue, purple), ricordeas, Finger leather, bubble, green toxic, green disc coral & many zoas..plus many more..
Tank Size: 85 gallons

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