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100 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - my reef

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 100 gal reef tank, corner wier, refugium sump,auto topup, luminair 4 T5 lighting. 2 scooters, flame angel, 2 tangs, 2 clarki clowns, 3 chromis,2 sergeant majors,coral beauty, neon damsel, a goby, 2 harlequins,short spined sea urchins, 2 clams,2 brittle star fish, blue star fish, several cleaner shimp.
Advice: to ask advice from forums instead of shop keepers and to have a healthy bank account.
Fish Kept: 2 scooters, flame angel, 2 tangs, 2 clarki clowns, 3 chromis,2 sergeant majors,coral beauty, neon damsel, a goby, 2 harlequins,short spined sea urchins, 2 clams,2 brittle star fish, blue star fish, several cleaner shimp.
Corals/Plants: lots of asorted corals
Tank Size: 100 gallons

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very beautiful tank,cool! fish avatar

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