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37 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - My 37 gallon tank

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State: Georgia
Country: United States
Description: 37 gallon tank. Aqua Medic 250 watt pendent with Phoenix bulb. 20 gallon sump/refugium. AquaC EV-120 with mag 5 pump. Running filter sock on the overflow and skimmer. Seio super flow power head.
Advice: Invest in quality products, do not take the cheep way out.
Fish Kept: Yellow tang, target mandarin, clown, Lubbock's fairy wrass, orange line cardinal.
Corals/Plants: Xenia, Hydnophora, green mushrooms, eagle eye zoanthid, red zoanthid, toxic green zoanthid, favia, green maze brain, green star polyps, clove polyps, crocea clam, red sea fan, torch coral, three types of caulerpa, Chaeto
Tank Size: 37 gallons

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