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55 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - It all started with a classified add on craigslist

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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: standard size w 2 comapct flourecent Dual Daylight and Actinic. seaclone proteen scimmer, two power heads and heaters
Advice: get a book and read cause when it goes bad (and it will) it costs money!
Fish Kept: 2 yellow tanks 1 bule tang 2 cinn. clowns, 1 lemon damsel, 2 convict damsels, 2 domino damsels, 1 valentini puffer, 1 Niger trigger, 1 cleaner and 1 engineer goby, 1 bicolored blenny, 1 coral beauty, assorted snails, crabs, urchins and star fish.
Corals/Plants: live rock
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: anyday above ground is a good day

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