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250 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Marine reef Display

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Country: Malaysia
Description: 5ft x 2ft 3ft x 2MH 150 watts Aqua House Weipro SA-2014
Advice: Always do lots and lots of research before you decide to venture into reefing.Never rush and always be patient and always wait for your tank to mature before you decide to stock up.Never over stock your live stock.
Fish Kept: Blue Tang,Yellow Tang,6 line wrasse,Yellow Wrasse,Common Clown,Blue Damsel,Talbot Damsel,Yellow Fin Fairy Wrasse
Corals/Plants: Mosty LPS
Tank Size: 250 gallons

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