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75 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Side shot

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State: Indiana
Country: United States
Description: T5 ho lighting 75 gal tank with yellow tang, mag. Foxface , bar goby , pair of clowns, pair of green chromis , few damsels, midnite angel, lawnmower blenny, afew peppermint shrimp and cleaner shrimp, bunch of crabs and snails
Advice: Be ready to spent sum money to start everything the right way also dont cut corners and try n cut corners you will pay for it in long run also be patient and do lots of rrasearch in the planning stages google is a life saver for questions or problems.
Fish Kept: Heavy bio load I know
Corals/Plants: Leathers shrooms and torch still building
Tank Size: 75 gallons

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