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50 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - George's 50 gallon reeftank

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Country: Australia
Description: tank is a corner tank which is home made as is the sump. lighting 1xmetal halide 150wGiessmann. 2x flouros actinic 20w. my sump contains heater,protein skimmer,chiller,return pump,etc
Advice: good salt(sea chem)and good water,lots of patience
Fish Kept: 2xtomato clowns 1xyellow tang 1xblenny and 4 legged star fish and a maxima clam
Corals/Plants: not sure of names of all my corals.
Tank Size: 50 gallons
Quote: go with the flow
About Yourself: I love snokling/diving and the under water world.

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