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46 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Always in transition

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State: Indiana
Country: United States
Description: 46 Gallon bowfront. Current Sundial dual 65x4 T5HO Octopus skmmer. Tunze powerhead.
Advice: Keep learning.
Fish Kept: Six line wrasse, oscellaris clown, purple pygmy angel, blue chromis, snails and crabs, urchin
Corals/Plants: Tons of zoos, fluorescent candycane, carpet, frogspawn, galaxia, shrooms, ricordea, hammer, green plate coral, pineapple brain coral, green/brown star polyps, bubble coral, green/orange montipora, many more
Tank Size: 46 gallons
Quote: Just keep swimming
About Yourself: Kept tanks since I was 6. Started saltwater 3 years ago.

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