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State: California
Country: United States
Description: Reef tank filled with Hollywoods Favorites and me Zack in the back. The tanks lighting is 4 24watt T5. Fillter is a Renna XP1 is all. Power heads moving the water.
Advice: 1. Lots of live rock, crabs, and snails. 2. Pick your friends wisely. 3. Keep your water clean 20% a week. 4. Run your Magnet cleaner once a day. 5. Feed your fish 3 times a day small amounts. They will love you...
Fish Kept: Blue Hippo Tang, Percula Clownfish, Yellow Tail Dansels, Coral Banded Shrimp
Corals/Plants: Purple Tip Frogs Pawn, Green Closed Brain Coral, Blue Mushrooms, Fluorescent Green Mushrooms, Toadstool, Palm Trees, Green Bay Packer Zooanthids, Orange Skirt Polyps, Electric Crocea Clams,Bright Green Montipora Digitata,Bright Yellow Polyps
Tank Size: 29 gallons
About Yourself: My dad took me to OC Tropical Fish and I was hooked. If you have 15mins a day to care for some friends you will love it...

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