Photo #2 - Omg They Got Me Surrounded, Help!!!!!

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Photo Caption: Omg they got me surrounded, HELP!!!!!
75 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 1.5 years w/ this tank and still going strong.
corals inverts - ciliopagurus strigatus - halloween hermit crab stocking in 75 gallons tank - Omg they got me surrounded, HELP!!!!!

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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: 75 Gallon RR Tank w/ Custom Built Stand ASM g2 Protein skimmer (On Order) 115lbs of Fuji Live Rock 20 Gallon Refugium w/ some alge, and aroginite as the base Mag 5 return pump MJ 1200 water pumps X 2 Clown Fish Royal Gama Banded Coral Shrimp Emerald Crab Fire Red Lobster Decorative Crab Pepermint Shrimp I also have a 1/2 hp chiller
Advice: Read as much info you can before you start. The more you know, the more sucess you will have and the less Fish you will kill in the process.
Corals/Plants: RICS zoos (all types) frog spawns
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: Don't Be a Smuck!
About Yourself: It all started w/ a beta fish.

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