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75 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 75 gallon tank

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State: Kansas
Country: United States
Description: 75 gal (4'x2'x2') Orbit Compact floursecent 48 inch Lighting 256 watt with moon lights Emperor 400 filter 2 300 watt heaters Odyssea Pro Pack Protein Skimmer Single 4 Maxi-Jet Powerhead/Pump
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Fish Kept: 3 yellow tangs 2 clarkii's clowns 3 Chromis 1 clam (Crocea Clam ?) 2 Brittle Sea Star 1purple Serpent star ? 20 Nassarius snails 10 turbo snails 1 Lawnmower Blenny
Corals/Plants: 100 lbs of live rock xenia 1 bubble coral gsp Hairy Mushroom Frogspawn Pink Tip Tulip Anemone Torch Coral Colt Coral Medusa Soft Coral Kenya Tree Coral
Tank Size: 75 gallons
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