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120 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 120gal,150lb live rock,open brain,lethers,giant cup mushroom,yellow tang,podwer blue tang, etc

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State: Georgia
Country: United States
Description: 2 250watt metal halide,3 powerheads.2 55watt blue actinic,moon lights,30gal sump
Advice: change lights every year,water change every month,check water levels.
Fish Kept: yellow tang,podwer blue tang,clown fish,gobies
Corals/Plants: giant cup mushroom,open brain,lethers,etc
Tank Size: 120 gallons

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