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52 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Six weeks in what do you think? I know I dont have much yet looking for ideas to add more color and depth.

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State: Indiana
Country: United States
Description: 52 gal t5 lighting
Advice: Got me man I just started.
Fish Kept: currently 5 blue green chromis maroon clownfish orange spotted diamond back gobie yellow watchman gobie and a bicolor dwarf angle
Corals/Plants: kenya tree pulsing xenia frog spawn fire torch hatian anemone
Tank Size: 52 gallons
Quote: Hey I have a question about my tank?
About Yourself: Always wanted salt water tank so I jumped in. only started my tank about six weeks ago.

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