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75 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 280ltr Reef Tank

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Country: Australia
Description: Filtration: commercial Ecosystem Pro 60 & 1 internal powerfilter. 1 aquaclear 70 powerhead. 2 actinic 30 watt fluro, 2 30 watt triphosfur whites (10000K) 1 150 watt 20000k metal halide, 1 300 watt aquaworld heater, 100kg of live rock.
Advice: Dont rush!
Fish Kept: 1 x yellow tang 1 x spotted hawk fish 1 x coral banded shrimp decorater urchin
Corals/Plants: A variety of soft and hard corals inlcuding brain corals, acropora, elegance, button, soft tree and about 60 coralimorphs. A variety of macro algae that has grown naturally out of the live rock.
Tank Size: 75 gallons
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