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Country: Italy
Description: l'acquario e' una vasca della LAC di 150 cm. illuminata da 2 plafoniere, una con 5 T5 di cui una attinica bleu l'altra con 2 hqi da 250 watt. nella sump alloggia un grande schiumatoio a doppia pompa e un reattore di calcio. la vasca e' in funzione da 2 anni.
Advice: tanto lavoro e tanta passione..dont give up if it seems to be hard..
Fish Kept: 1 zebrasoma; 1 caelmon rostratus; 1 damigella;1 pesce pagliaccio;
Corals/Plants: invertebrates
Tank Size: 132 gallons
Quote: "tanto lavoro e tanta passione"
About Yourself: the sea is my life...

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