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State: Pennsylvania
Country: United States
Description: 4 foot by 2 foot by 2 foot, 120 Gallon Reef Seaclone 150 Aquaclear powerhead 3x, soon to be Seio 20 gal sump Eheim 2213 2 150W 50000K Iwasaki MH 4 110W 2x10000K 2x Actinis VHO
Advice: Patience
Fish Kept: Coral Beauty, Flame Angel, Dwarf Fuzzy Lion, Green Chromis, Pacific Sailfin, Royal Gramma, Yellow-Tail Blue Damsel, True Percula Clownfish
Corals/Plants: Green Horn Coral, Zooanthids, Colonial and button polyps, Bubble, Pulsing Xenia, other Xenia, Finger Leather, Yellow Mushroom Leather, Green "Tree" Leather, Pagoda Cup, Mushrooms, Derasa Clam, Open Brain, Long Tentacle Anemone, Colonial Anemones, Starburt Polyps
Tank Size: 120 gallons
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