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125 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Home office 125 Gallon Reef tank.

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State: Georgia
Country: United States
Description: 125 All Glass reef ready tank. 38 Gallon Refuge 2 Coralife 48" lights Wet/dry system. 2 Mag Drive pumps for the returns. Arctica Chiller 1/10 HP Aquarium Life Support Skimmer. 2 Vizaqua pumps for Chiller and return to refuge. Aquastep UV.
Advice: Know what you want before you start buying stuff.
Fish Kept: Flame Angel,Yellow Tail Damsels,Tomato Clown,Green Chromis,Firefish,Manderin.
Corals/Plants: Green Star Polyps,Green Striped Mushrooms,Toadstool Mushrooms,Elephant Ear Mushroom,Dorian Star,Colt Coral,Long Tentical Anemone,Brown Mushrooms, Fuzzy Mushrooms,Button Polyps,Green Polyps,Yellow Polyps,Cup Corals.
Tank Size: 125 gallons
About Yourself: Love having a piece of the ocean in my house!!

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