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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: 54 gallon drilled corner tank with 16 gallon sump and coralife protien skimmer and 400 watt metal halide lighting 95 pounds of live rock and 80 pounds of live sand
Advice: have good filtration
Fish Kept: scopas tang, 6 chromises, 2 chalk basslets, 2 ocellaris clownfish. 2 royal grammas
Corals/Plants: duncan coral,bubble coral,encrusting sps coral,frogspawn, xenia, long tentacle anemone, star polyp,hammer coral,colt coral, montipora digitata, montipora capricornis.
Tank Size: 54 gallons

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