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Country: Canada
Description: 10 gallon reef: 2 18 w HO T-5s(1 actinic, 1 10k[3.6wpg]) 2 penguin bio-wheelMINIs 1 unknown skimmer 1 tetratech preset heater(78 degrees) 8 gallon reef: 1 aquatech 5-15 gallons 1 tetratech preset heater(78 degrees) 2 8w T-5s (both POWER-GLO by Hagen[2wpg])
Advice: Research as much as possible.
Fish Kept: 1 4-stripe damsel 1 yellow-tailed blue damsel INVERTS: 1 cleaner shrimp 2 red leg hermit crab 3 QUEEN conchs 1 peppermint shrimp
Corals/Plants: various polyps frogspawn mushroom
Tank Size: 10 gallons
Quote: School is practice for the future, practice makes perfect, and no one is perfect, so why practice?
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