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State: Virginia
Country: United States
Description: Egyptian themed reef, 48" x 18", T-5 Quad lighting, Fluval 406 filtration. Protein Skimmer
Advice: The most important advice is to have fun. It is a lot of work; however, once it is established there is nothing more enjoyable to watch.
Fish Kept: Green Mandarin, Coral Beauty Angelfish, Yellow Tang, Firefish Gobies, Black Percula Clownfish
Corals/Plants: Variety of Coral Fragments, (names unknown), there are three Emerald Crabs, a Skunk Striped Shrimp, and three large snails, 4 medium snails and seven small snails that hitchhiked on the live rock.
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: Knowledge is not what you know, it is how fast can you fine the information.

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