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

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: fluval 205 external . 400 v2protein skimmer . White and blue lighting .Living rock and coral sand.
Advice: Read a lot of books before starting up a new setup . Take your time on the tank, always make sure the water is mature before getting fish.
Fish Kept: Blue damselfish (Chrysiptera parasema) Fijian blue and gold dameselfish (Chrysiptera taupou)
Corals/Plants: Soft corals (devil fingers, mushroom polpus and sponge)
Tank Size: 27 gallons
About Yourself: I was brought up with fish tanks my dad, grandad and uncle always had tropical tanks. I started with tropical around 15 years ago and just progressed to marine. I find they are a good focal point but can be very time consuming and costly.

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Very nice reef tank. you dont see alot of people use green plants in reef tank. but you did and it looks awesome! fish avatar

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