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corals inverts - catalaphyllia jardinei - elegance coral stocking in 100 gallons tank - SPS Dominated Reef tank

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Country: Australia
Description: 3x3x2.5 400W MH Kalk and balling method for supplementation of Calc , Alk and Mag, Reef Octopus DNW 150 skimmer, 100micron Nylon filter socks, Macro algae and RDSB 60l sump
Advice: Listen if I had only listened when I started
Fish Kept: Wrasses, Hogfish, Clowns and Grama
Corals/Plants: SPS, LPS, Montiporia, Pocillopora some morphs and Zoa
Tank Size: 100 gallons
Quote: Nothing good ever happens fast in a marine aquarium
About Yourself: Just an ordinary guy

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