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Photo Caption: Full stand and tank shot.
83 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Full stand and tank shot.

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Country: Canada
Description: Custom 83G Tank 36x24x24" w/Starphire front 30G Miracles sump/refugium -1200Gph flow Aquamedic 1000 Skimmer Coralife Calcuim reactor Current USA 4x96W Orbit PC lighting SCWD based 700Gph alternating closed loop Blueline 800 and PCX-40 pumps
Advice: Patience, never buy anything without researching it. Buy Used -see above
Fish Kept: Yellow Tang Psyhadelic Mandarin Red Scooter Blenny Flame Angel Bicolour Blenny
Corals/Plants: Bubble Coral Open Brain Sun Polyps Mushrooms Zoo's Maxima Clam
Tank Size: 83 gallons
Quote: Buy used

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