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Photo Caption: this is my 55 gallon reef tank
55 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - this is my 55 gallon reef tank

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: this is my favorite tank and my nicest tank too
Advice: buy a bigger tank because it is a lot easier to maintain. also get a powerful filter if you have more fish
Fish Kept: 1 blue yellow tailed damsel 1 coral beauty angelfish 1 yellow headed jaw fish 2 percula clown fish 1 royal gramma 3 pajama cardinal fish
Corals/Plants: all indo pacific, and great barrier reef corals
Tank Size: 55 gallons

COMMENTS

Nice tank - it looks like you have a good filtration system as well. Did you have yours built into the wall? You said this is your niceset tank, do you have more thene 1? This one looks awesome s definite 10, we love Jeffs!!! fish avatar

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