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150 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - my 150 gallon reef tank

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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: my tank is 150 gallons, it is 6 feet long,3 feet high....custom hood, ehiem filter, 2 powerheads.. protein skimmer...kept at 78 degrees f
Advice: its all about keeping your levels right, placement of the rock, and just plain skill. and lighting
Fish Kept: 4 clown fish the oldest being 18 years, coral beauty, blenny
Corals/Plants: about 300 mushrooms on various rock, zoo'spulsing xenias, brain coral, about 150 pounds live rock, rose bubble tip anemone extra large, elegance coral
Tank Size: 150 gallons
Quote: Liquor in the front, poker in the rear
About Yourself: I know alot about tanks, like to trade or sell if interested email me

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