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corals inverts stocking in 65 gallons tank - Jade 5 months

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State: Pennsylvania
Country: United States
Description: Size: 65 gallons, 36"l x 18"d x 24"h Filtration: Tetratec 500 with heater module Skimmer: AE Tech Sea Dragon hang-on-tank Water movement: Powersweep 228 powerhead, airpump Live rock: 47 lbs. (mix of Tonga branch and Fiji) Substrate: 7" deep sand bed, mix of Southdown, fine aragonite, Kent Mineral Mudd and Kent Marine Biosediment Lighting: 2 - 175 watt MH (10 hours/day), 2 - 65-watt PC actinics (12 hours/day) SG: 1.024 Temp: 78°F / 25.5°C
Advice: Hard to maintain
Fish Kept: Seahorses
Corals/Plants: Various
Tank Size: 65 gallons
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