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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 55 gallon glass, live figi rock with fish only and artificial corals and small livesandbed,260 watt' Coralife double compact fluoresent striplights,21''65 watt actinic & two 21'' 10000k bulbs.Seaclone 150 protien skim,one powerhead 402,one koralia 3, one fluval 405 canister,one hagen aquaclear power filte, 250watt heater.
Advice: Have patience and love your fish and leave the dog alone!
Fish Kept: Huma trigger,a pair of clowns,five fourstripe damsels,a pair of domino damsels,box puffer,chocolatechip star, strawberry hermit,a few snails and one urchin.
Corals/Plants: None yet
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: RRRR! ME MONEY,
About Yourself: i always kept fresh and upgraded to marine two years ago so im still a rook! but a good one, nothing has died so i must be doing my job.

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