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Photo Caption: 2.5 gal tank, 3x 13watt lights, a 50 watt heater, mini HOB filter, small assorted corals, 1 O. Clown and 1cleaner shimp
reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 2.5 gal tank, 3x 13watt lights, a 50 watt heater, mini HOB filter, small assorted corals, 1 O. Clown and 1cleaner shimp

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State: Arizona
Country: United States
Description: 2.5 gal tank, 3x 13watt lights, a 50 watt heater, mini HOB filter, small assorted corals, 1 O. Clown and 1cleaner shimp

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wow, being able to maintain a reef tank that small is quite impressive, i aplaud that....well done fish avatar
clean and nice fish avatar
sweet i really like it fish avatar

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