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90 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 90 gal reef tank

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Country: Puerto Rico
Description: 90 Gals Reef tank, led modules, wet and dry sump with skimmer and Mag drive 12 to support all the system..
Advice: This is a tankcoholic hobby. heheheh
Fish Kept: Yellow Coris, six line Wrase, pair of perculas,, Green chromis, nasso tang, yellow rabbit, midas blenny, sailfing tang, bangai cardinal, pijamas cardina, flame cardinal, bbreast angel, pink anthias, pigmy angel, .
Corals/Plants: Bubble coral, 2 finger leather coral, Colt coral, neon star polyps, many mushrooms, button polyps, cabbage leather coral, 1 purple clam, frogs spawn, metalic blue candy coral some other hard corals.
Tank Size: 90 gallons
Quote: The best touch, no touch// Patience is a virtude!

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