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46 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - The beauty!

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State: Colorado
Country: United States
Description: 46 Gallon Bowfront Reef. Odyssea MH/PC fixture, 480 total watts. 2x175w MHs, 2x65w PCs. Odyssea PS75 HOB Skimmer. Penguin 330 Biowheel Powerfilter. 2 Powerheads. Heater.
Advice: Patience is key. It will save you money, and frustration.
Fish Kept: Gold Striped Maroon Clown, Royal Gramma Basslet, Yellow Tang.
Corals/Plants: Pulsing Xenia, Colt, Green Star Polyps, Yellow Polyps, Pocillopora, Candy Cane, Frogspawn, Sun Coral, Anchor Hammer, Birdsnest, Green Striped Mushrooms, Montipora, Zoanthids, Crocea Clam.
Tank Size: 46 gallons
Quote: Go slow, let it grow.

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nice reef tank :) fish avatar

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