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47 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Jan-11 (5months old)

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Country: Denmark
Description: Vision 180 bow front, Tunze 9002 skimmer, UV sterilizer, Hydor powerhead.
Advice: Research... and remind yourself to take it slower... if in doubt think about it.
Fish Kept: 1 Yellow Tang 1 Pacific Blue Tang, 2 Yellow Tail Blue Damsels, a pair of clowns, hawkfish, 2 blood shimp, 4 Blue legged hermits, 3 Turbo Snails and a sea hare (love the sea hare)
Corals/Plants: Mushroom Coral, Candy cane coral, button polyps (came from live rock), leather coral
Tank Size: 47 gallons

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