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Country: Turkey
Description: 130cmx50cmx55cm(H) tank size. Radion G3 Pro lighting, BK DC200 PS, Voretch MP40QD, VectraM1 pump, DIY phosphate and calcium reactors, biopellet reactor
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Fish Kept: Yellow Tang - Hawaii, Yellowtail Damselfish, Kaudern's Cardinal, Lyretail Anthias, Bristletooth Tomini Tang
Corals/Plants: LPS and Soft Corals
Tank Size: 90 gallons

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