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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: 120 rr marine land corner flo Asm g3 skimmer proflex 3 sump Phosban reactor mag 7 return 3 koralle power heads reef breeders led
Advice: Go slow, leave it alone and it will grow
Fish Kept: True Percula Clownfish, Blue Tang, Foxface Lo, Yellow Tang - Hawaii, Royal Gramma Basslet, Six Line Wrasse, Falco Hawkfish, Black and White Ocellaris Clownfish, Clown Goby, Yellow, Spotted Mandarin, Pink Spotted Watchman Goby
Corals/Plants: Multi zoanthids, pink tip torch yellow tip torch, purple tip hammer, neon green frogspawn, green polyp leather, multiple mushrooms, rainbow chalice 3 inch derasa clam, green and red bta's multiple sps green acro garfs bonsai superman monti sunset monti and many more
Tank Size: 120 gallons

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