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State: Rhode Island
Country: United States
Description: 90 gallon bow front oceanic tank with oceanic sump, reef octopus protein skimmer and 3 aqua sol blue LED lights
Advice: definatly acclimate your new fish slowly the correct way. and take your time. For a reef tank, the best investment you'll make is the lighting.
Fish Kept: Currently: -blue hippo tang -yellow tang -elibi angelfish -menanurus wrasse -Percula clown fish -2 black and white clown fish -2 black and white striped damsels -royal gramma -yellow watchman goby
Corals/Plants: Torch coral Frogspawn Green star polyps Yellow polyps Brown polyps Green palys Finger leather Toadstool Xenia Pulsing xenia Tungue coral Long tentacles anemometer Rose bubble tipped anemometer Blue mushrooms Green fuzzy mushrooms Green zoas
Tank Size: 90 gallons

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