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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 125 gallon tank. Moore Stand. 30 gallon sump. Euroreef Skimmer. Drop in Chiller. Tunze osomalator. 6x54w T5 lights. 4 white and 2 blue. 200 lbs of LR
Advice: Keep researching and read read read. Take everyones advice and use it as long as it works. Lot of people swear they know everything when really they have no idea.
Fish Kept: Black clowns, marron clowns, Bangai Cardinal, Lawnmower Blenny, Blue tang, paired pistol and goby, royal gramma, japanesse red pistol, skunk shrimp, bullseye shrimp, snails and hermits 3 clams
Corals/Plants: Oh my gosh lots. Red orange green and pruple monti. Kenya Tree, GSP, Bubble, various zoos, frog spawn, hammer, open brains, couple SPS, maze brain...
Tank Size: 125 gallons
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