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Canada
Description:
55 gallon, Hamilton Tech light with 4 10,000k flouros, 4 actinics, 4 moonlights, euro 120 skimmer, rena filstar 2
Advice:
frequent water changes (we do 10 -15 gallons weekly), razer blade the glass (carefully) once a week. )Don't do this if you have an acrylic tank
Fish Kept:
yellow tang, sailfin tang, lyretail anthias, chromies, coris wrasse (digs under everything, would take him out if I could), sandsifter goby( keeps the sand white), blue & yellow damsel, flame angel, emeralds crabs, hermit crabs, sally lightfoot crabs, cleaner shrimp, fire shrimp (hider, never see him)
Corals/Plants:
finger corals all kinds, star polyps (our favourite), green trumpet coral, pipe organ, flower pot corals, yellow leathers, toadstool leathers, pulsing xenia, regular xenias, many mushrooms
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Quote:
dont panic; if you panic you're f****d
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