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110 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - reef tank

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State: Kentucky
Country: United States
Description: 550 watts MH
Advice: Good Luck!!!!
Fish Kept: Yellow Tang, Blue Tang, Watchman Goby, 2 Clarkii's, Foxface, Flame Angel, 3 pajama cardinals, mandrian goby, pseudiochromis, fire fish, blue damsel,
Corals/Plants: Brown & Green Toadstool leather, spaghetti leather, red sea fan, 1 crocea clam, 1 derasa clam, white & green bubbles, fox coral, frogspawn, torch coral, red, green stripe, blue, green and hairy mushrooms, brown leather, xenia, waving polyps, yellow polyps, green star polyps, kenya tree, coco worm, 2 feather dusters, chili coral, red brain, maze brain, orange paddle sponge, orange plate coral, brown gorgorian, glove polyps, orange tube anemone, condy anemone & rose tip anemone
Tank Size: 110 gallons
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