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State:
New York
Country:
United States
Description:
90gl 3-175w mh, 20gl refugium, 30gl sump, Mixed sps,lps,softies, and clams.
Advice:
read
Fish Kept:
Lopezi tang, watanabe angel, six line wrasse, dotty back, 2 blue chromis, diamond goby, and juv sunburst anthias.
Corals/Plants:
acropora, montipora, frogspawn, hammer, fungia, blastomusa, mixed zoos, trachyphyllia, and lobophyllia, mushrooms, and poccilipora. 2 maximas, 3 croceas, and a squamosa.
Tank Size:
90 gallons
Quote:
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About Yourself:
I work in banking and attend school.
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