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Photo Caption: Aqura digit lighting with 150amp and 10K, Korea cooling system, Tunez flow, UV light,
80 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Aqura digit lighting with 150amp and 10K, Korea cooling system, Tunez flow, UV light,
corals inverts - cerianthus membranacea - tube anemone stocking in 80 gallons tank - Giant One with 5 cm diameter and 15 cm long.

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Country: China
Description: Aqura digit lighting with 150amp and 10K, Korea cooling system, Tunez flow, UV light,
Advice: Sharks
Fish Kept: total of number 26 and 15 shrimps and 1 lobsters
Corals/Plants: 250lbs of living stone and so many many others
Tank Size: 80 gallons
Quote: WOW!!
About Yourself: i had all kinds of fish tank n will like to share with you all fish lovers

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looks awesome, like the colors fish avatar
Looks really amazing!! Good mix of colors! Great light! fish avatar

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