Photo #2 - 54 Gallon Corner Reef Tank - 4 Blue Green Chromis...

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corals inverts - actinodiscus sp. - mushroom stocking in 54 gallons tank - Mushrooms
54 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 54 gallon corner reef tank

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State: Alaska
Country: United States
Description: 54 gallon corner reef tank
Advice: Have Fun!!!!
Fish Kept: 4 Blue Green Chromis 1 Clown 1 Sleeper Head Goby 2 Purple Firefish 1 Sixline Wrasse 1 Scott's Velvet Wrasse 1 Foxface Rabbit Fish 2 Mandarin Green Goby 5 Pajama Cardinals 2 Harlequin Shrimp 1 Fire Shrimp 1 Longspine Urchin 3 Scarlett Hermit Crabs
Corals/Plants: 19 Mushrooms 1 Long Tentacle Anemone 1 Bubble Tip Anemone 1 Flower Pot Coral 4 Green Featherduster 4 Pink Coco Worms Multiple Orange Polyps Multiple Yellow Polyps
Tank Size: 54 gallons

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