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State:
California
Country:
United States
Description:
This tank is no longer up and running, everything in this tank was moved to my new 120 gal. reef tank.. i will post pics later.
34 gal. Saltwater tank Red Sea Max. T-5 lighting...1/10 HP Chiler...UV 7-Watt
25 lbs. of Live Rock.
2 large bags of Live Sand.
Some Fish and Corals.
Tanks about one year old.
Advice:
Start SLOOOOOOOOOOOW. join a club they can help you so much trust me!!
Fish Kept:
N/A
Corals/Plants:
N/A
Tank Size:
34 gallons
Quote:
How much $$$ did U Spend?
About Yourself:
I saw a friends Tank, had to have one.. hooked BAD, looking to buy a 210 reef tank or smaller.
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