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105 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Lisa's reef tank

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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: 105 oceanic,
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Fish Kept: green chromis yellow stripe maroon maroon clown black saddle back clown lawnmower blenny 3 PJ cardinals naso tang
Corals/Plants: hammer coral - Euphyllia parancora 09-24-2006 T&T torch coral frogspawn GSP plate coral flower pot - flower pot colt coral green monti cap yellow monti cap Toadstool Mushroom Leather pink zoa green zoa zoa and button polyp rock fuzzy mushroom candy cane coral green polyp hammer coral xinia green mushroon Galaxy coral
Tank Size: 105 gallons
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