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State: Colorado
Country: United States
Description: Mr Aqua lighting 250w.x3 20k metal halide, 40 gallon sump with a Berlin skimer, Turbo twist uv sterilizer, Mr Aquq ph meter,Mr Aqua heater,The tank is an all glass no corner 3 overflows by Mr Aqua.
Advice: Baby steps!!! The library is your friend.
Fish Kept: 2 pacific blue tangs, 1 blue spotted unicornfish, 1 orange shoulder surgeon,1 leiutenent tang, 5 blue eyed anthias, 5 green Chromis,1 Solar fairy wrasse,1 lawnmower Blenny,1scooter Blenny,1 Dragon Goby,1 Magenta Dottyback ,2 cleaner shrimp, 1 fire shrimp, lots of snails ,crabs and,sand stars.
Corals/Plants: Blue Pulsing Xzenia, Rose bubble anemone, Curlycue anemone, Haitian anemone, Asorted mushrooms, Dead mans fingers, Carnation coral, colt coral, Tree coarl,Sea pen, Floresent green toadstool,Asorted polyps.
Tank Size: 140 gallons
About Yourself: Father/Husband 1st.

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Thank you rockadykto80. fish avatar
Real nice set up!!! fish avatar

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