Photo #2 - I Love My Tank - Mystery Wrass, Fire Fish ,tang,c...

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75 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - I LOVE MY TANK

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 2 sunpod 150 watt 75 gallon sea clear system 2 calcium reactor and uv sterilizer with a chiller of course my tank is covered in coral frags and many soft corals a mystrey wrass a nice tang and many little gobbies
Advice: get ready to spend MONEY BUT SPEND ALL YOUR MONEY AT SEASIDE TROPICAL FISH IN HUNTINGTON BEACH BEST CORAL AND FISH AT THE BEST PRICE
Fish Kept: MYSTERY WRASS, FIRE FISH ,TANG,CHERRY HEAD GOBYS,BARNICLE BLEMMYS,SCOOTER BLEMMY,2 WATCHMAN GOBYS,CARDNIAL FISH,5 CHROMIES,LAWNMOWER BLEMMIE,CLEANER WRASS
Corals/Plants: DUNCANS ,BRAINS, TORCHES ,FROG SPAWNS,BLASTOS,LEATHERS,BUBBLES,MUSHROOMS, ZOOANTHIDS,POLLOPS,LOOTS OF STAR POLLOPS
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: WHY DID I GET INTO THIS
About Yourself: JUST GOT INTO IT BUT WHY I DO NOT KNOW.....

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