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50 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - My 2 month old 50gal

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State: Ohio
Country: United States
Description: This is an old tank I aquired from one of my customers...I clean tanks for a living so I get them often. I have a custom built ten gallon sump with a Berlin Pro Skimmer. A Current T5 fixture with 8 bulbs(actual model name escapes me)
Advice: Keep trying! My first try was horrible!
Fish Kept: Anthias x3 Green Cromis x6 Nassarius Snails x? Scarlet Hermits x$
Corals/Plants: Cabbage, Colt, Trumpet, Zoanthids, Mushrooms, Moon
Tank Size: 50 gallons
Quote: Help me help you!
About Yourself: Need a cleaning? I can help!

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