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State: Utah
Country: United States
Description: all glass aquarium 75 gallon mixed reef, 29 gallon custom glass sump/refugium, two 18 watt 10,000 k daylight power compacts(refugium light), G1x protien skimmer, mag 7 return pump, 2 hamilton tech 150 watt metal hailides 14000k
Advice: its a adiction once you start you cant quit!!!!!!
Fish Kept: 13 green chromis, 6 firefish, pair true percula clowns, 2 regal yellow tail blue tangs, powder blue tang, sailfin tang, copper banded butterfly, red coris wrasse, fox face
Corals/Plants: lots of LPS, zoos, button polyps, candy corals, brain corals, leather corals, montipora, 4 crocea clams, 1 giant clam (t.squamosa), pink pagoda cup coral. 2 coco worms, rose anemone, long tenticle anemone, sps green slimer acro, sps blue tip millepora
Tank Size: 95 gallons

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