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State: Kentucky
Country: United States
Description: Have a 55gal tank, in it i have 1 yellow tang, 2 saddleback clowns, 1 orange diamond goby, 8 Green Chromis, 1 cleaner shrimp, hermit crabs and snails. I have a 20 gal sump with a protien skimmer. I also have a 20 gal refugium. lighting is 48" orbit lighting.
Advice: try new things. Never know what will happen unless you try them...Do research on things before buying them.
Fish Kept: Tang, Clowns, Goby, Chromis
Corals/Plants: have green striped mushroom, blue mushroom, red mushroom, purple mushroom, pumping xenia, sea fans, florida ricordia, zoanthids and green star polyps
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: Try try again
About Yourself: simply got into the fish thing when i got home from Iraq. it took my mind off the things that had gone on and that i had to do while there.

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