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65 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - My 1 year old 65 gallon

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State: Colorado
Country: United States
Description: 65g reef tank, fluval LED coral lighting, current LED moon light, 2 hydor koralia circulation pump 1 smart wave by hydor,1 smart level by hydro,1 heater for external canister by hydor hydor slim-skim Skimmer, 2 fluval canister filter 100g 383 gph each , Fluval G-Series Advanced Filtration System for 80g 185 gph, live sand, live rock,
Advice: A lot of patience, research, plan ahead, there is no over filtration.
Fish Kept: Ocellaris Clownfish, Blue Tang, Blue Damselfish, Yellow Watchman Goby, hermit crabs sniff sand star, nassarius snails, turbo snails, emerald crab, skunk shrimp.
Corals/Plants: Hamer coral, candy coral. Red and blue mushrooms, Kenya tree and more
Tank Size: 65 gallons

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