Photo #1 - 120g Mostly Sps Tank. - Purple Tang, Vlamingi Tan...

Submitted By: Pedro on
Photo Caption: 120g mostly sps tank.
120 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 120g mostly sps tank.
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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: 4 ft, Starfire 120g, HOB. mp60 mp40 reef octopus lx2000 cpr large refugium. Icecap 2x250w halides, 2x54w t5's, led tubes.
Advice: read then try it.
Fish Kept: Purple Tang, Vlamingi Tang, Pink Tail Trigger, Multicolor angel, Melanaraus Wrasse, Lyretail Anthias 1m 3f, Diamond Gobie, Chromis x6.
Corals/Plants: Mostly SPS, with gsp, shrooms, hammer & frogspawn. and lots of chalices.
Tank Size: 120 gallons
About Yourself: EP TX.

COMMENTS

they are green chromis not blue damsels, and the pink tail trigger is one of the more peaceful triggers there are. fish avatar
Very Nice.....But I hate the blue Damsels. Also, watch the black trigger in the future. fish avatar

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