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State: Minnesota
Country: United States
Description: 120 reef tank 2 400 20,000K 6 55 blue PC Tide pool 2 tons of fish and coral and inverts
Advice: Go slow / not everything you read is true
Fish Kept: potters angel - imperator angel - male and female bellus angel - male and female zerba angle - 6 seahorse - 4 janas pipefish - 4 shrimp fish - 6 misc goby - 1 horseface blenny - black tang - chevron tang - blonde naso male - sailfin tan (Aust ) 2 moorish idols
Corals/Plants: 6 differnt color richorda - 10 asst zoo and button polyp - colt coral - rasta leather - yellow leather - 2 toadstools leather - 3 diffenrt blasstomas coral 2 antcathrea coral 2 modern brains - 3 frogspawns + more

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