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16 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - My Coral Tank

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: This is my 16 gallon nano innovation tank Great working tank very efficient the best part of the tank is the new technology. I am using a redion G2 LED light and the Ecotech mp10 pump I'm waiting for my ecotech reeflink and my chill solutions chiller for nanos to arrive.
Advice: The most important part of a good running tank is the lighting and water flow and of course the the accessories .
Fish Kept: Percula Clownfish
Corals/Plants: Hammer,Golden Touch,mushrooms,xenias,Acans,Bubble Coral, Zoas,Candy Cane Coral,Frogs Spawn.
Tank Size: 16 gallons
About Yourself: Self taught with many questions and online use

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