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1 gallon reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 1.5 reef

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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: Wave front, Coralife 9W 10000K PowerCompact Bulb, Red Sea Nano filter
Advice: Still new myself, but always ask questions if ypu arent sure.
Fish Kept: Yellow Stripe Neon Gobies, 2 Blue Legs, 3 scarlet crabs, 3 turbo snails, twin spot goby
Corals/Plants: Green Star, Ricordia, Feather dusters, Xenia, other polyps.
Tank Size: 1 gallon

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aahh cmon its not that bad i mean he/she made use of the little space he/she had its a little dirty and its kinda stupid to give urself a comment sad sad sad. fish avatar
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