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76 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish)

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 76 gal semi-circular Oceanic tank, 250W metal halide reefstar, Sunlight Supply T-5 Retro, RS 100 protein skimmer, MagDrive sump
Advice: Be prepared to spend time on the hobby, you can't just setup a reef tank and leave it for days at a time .. but once you get into it you won't want to leave it anyway.
Fish Kept: 1 powder blue tang, one true percula clown, 1 yellow tang, 1 flame angelfish, 6 green chromis, 1 lawnmower blenny
Corals/Plants: Button polyp, candy coral, bubble tip anemone, finger leather, colony polyp, fluorescent mushroom, striped mushroom, pumping xenia, purple/red mushrooms, acropora, hammer coral, etc.
Tank Size: 76 gallons
Quote: :-)
About Yourself: Just wanted something cool for the entryway of our house and fell into the hobby.

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