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State:
California
Country:
United States
Description:
Sump with overflow and 750 gph pump, and a SCWD system with a seaclone 100, bio-balls, ceramic rings and crushed live rock in my bio chamber. I have 80 lbs of live rock and 50 lbs of live sand. Coralife 130 watt compact fluorescent.
Advice:
keep it simple
Fish Kept:
regal tang, yellow tang, algae blenny, 20 blue leg crabs, true percula clown, 2 gundrop gobies, orange sea star.
Corals/Plants:
star polyp, sebae anemone, frog spawn, 5 inch doughnut coral, colt coral
Tank Size:
36 gallons
Quote:
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