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340 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 300 gallon wanna be reef. just started to and corals

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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: 300 gallon acrylic tank about 4 years old taking time filling it. very slowly
Fish Kept: achilles tang, kole tang, naso tang, foxface, diamond goby, tomato clown, saddleback clown, sabae clown, yellowtail damsel, 2 cleaner wrasse, 2 royal gramma, 2 pearly jawfish, 6 pj cardnals.
Corals/Plants: hammer, star pulps, 3 diff zoos, 4 diff mushrooms, 2 diff pulsing xenia, 2 diff leathers, trumpet, and a carpet
Tank Size: 340 gallons
Quote: You have one life to live enjoy the best of it.

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