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60 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 60 gal reef

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State: Oregon
Country: United States
Description: 60 gal acrylic w/ overflow + 2x Corallia pumps 4x96w Coralfe PC w/ 4x 3/4 w Moonlights mixed crushed coral and sugar sized aragonite sand. + Fluval canister filter & Aerated skimming overflow
Advice: Keep it simple, cycle properly, then close the system when possible, water changes + food are usually enough.
Fish Kept: 1x Panda Clown 1x Tomato Clown 1x Yellow Tang 1x Pearlscale Butterfly 3x Green Chromis 1x Blue tail damsel 1x Yellow Clown Goby 2x Engineer Gobies 2x Yellow Coris Wrasse
Corals/Plants: Montipora sp. Fine Grape, Frogspawn, Hammer and Torch Palythoa, Zoanthus, Parazoanthus Turbinaria (cup) Ricordea sp. (20+) asst. Mushrooms, star polyp, clove polyp, and xenids.
Tank Size: 60 gallons

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