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40 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 40 gallon breeder, t5ho lighting, ac500,ac802 powerhead, coralife super skimmmer 65

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Country: Canada
Description: 40 gallon breeder, t5ho lighting, ac500,ac802 powerhead, coralife super skimmmer 65
Advice: do your research and be prepared for DIY and saltwater doesnt have to be expensive also if u cna buy used theres always people selling great setups for cheap
Fish Kept: blue throat trigger ( his 135 gallon is being setup now), kole tang, pair of percula clowns
Corals/Plants: various corals mostly softies and lps
Tank Size: 40 gallons

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