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29 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - My 29G Tank

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State: Utah
Country: United States
Description: This is my 29G tank i had it for over 3 months
Advice: Take your time and do alot of research on what you will want in your tank
Fish Kept: 2 Gold Stripe Maroon Clownfish Yellow Tang Six line Wrasse Foxface
Corals/Plants: 2 Frogspawn 1 Torch coral 1 Hammer Coral 6 head Alien Favia 1 Pink Birdnest 1 Green Finger Leather 2 Red Xenia 2 Silver Tip Xenia 1 Ricordea Mushroom 6 Head Blastos 6 Head Candy Cane Blue Mushrooms Green Mushrooms Many Zoas Many Green Button Polyps Anthelia Kenya trees (like how they cover alot of empty space)
Tank Size: 29 gallons

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