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230 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - New setup

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Country: Australia
Description: 6x2.5x2 top tank with a 6x2x2 sump with lots of different brands of lights and globes on top. 3000litre per hour return pump and 1000lpr 1700lpr and 8000lpr wavemakers. Home made stand and cabinet.
Advice: Takes a while to get into a ruthenium with salt water tanks so persistence is key.
Corals/Plants: Leather coral 7 daisy corals Hammer coral Zoanthid coral
Tank Size: 230 gallons
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