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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 40/24/31mix-2-250watt20k radiums-sup2 -VHO actinics-ca reactor-g-4skimmer-
Advice: one of the best things I started is-reeftank[for life]I have many achievemants in my life and u have to be perfectioniest to rich the highest point.Do alot of your own reaserch in every aspect....
Fish Kept: /sorry not a fish guy.they'r all beautifull...
Corals/Plants: mainly sps.w/some lps and quadr.anemone
Tank Size: 110 gallons
Quote: MINIMALIST
About Yourself: my love to the ocean and natural reefs got me into this great hobby.Many thanks to all others for shareing their knoledge.

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Your tank is awesome!! WOW fish avatar
Great tank congrats:) fish avatar
very nice tank fish avatar
that is beautifull !!!! the good lord above is proud what a master piece awsome job my friend Thank You for sharing your tank with the rest of the reef comunity have a great day !! fish avatar
i love your set up!!! fish avatar

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