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State:
Ohio
Country:
United States
Description:
I have a 180 gallon tank, 40 gallon sump, (6) VHO 140 walt a each, powered by (2) ultraviolet resources international ballast, (2) 300 walt heaters, 75lb of live sand.ASM G3 skimmer,200 lbs of live rock.
Advice:
i would advise newbies to ask alot of questions!
Fish Kept:
(5) clown fish, (3) chromis turbo snails, nassarius snails, purple tank, Yellow tang, Sailfin tang
Corals/Plants:
none yet
Tank Size:
180 gallons
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About Yourself:
I have always loved having a fish tank. I have had freshwater fish for about five years now and just about 2 months ago I decide to take up the challege of having a reef tank. Since then, I have found out that everything for a reef tank is double or even triple the cost of a freshwater tank.
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