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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: 30 gal glass tank, Nova Extreme T-5 Fixtures w/Lunar Lights, Emperor BIO-Wheel Powerfilters 400,AquaFuge External Hang-On Refugium,SeaClone Protein Skimmer, Hagen AquaClear Powerheads with Hydor FLO Rotating Deflector, numerous timers for lighting.
Advice: RESEARCH, RESEARCH, RESEARCH...... do your homework before buying anything.
Fish Kept: Tomato Clownfish, coral beauty, midas blenny, yellow tang,Red Flame Scallop, Scarlet Skunk Cleaner Shrimp, snails,crabs,bubble tip Anemone.
Corals/Plants: Button Polyp Corals/ Chaetomorpha ,sun coral, starburst polys, red & purple mushrooms, toad stool,frog spawn,yellow button polys.
Tank Size: 30 gallons
Quote: live life to the fullest

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that is probably one of the nicest sun corals i have ever seen! please tell me where in the tank yo uleave it regarding light and flow, and what are you feeding it for it to open that way! truly amazing man. fish avatar

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