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corals inverts - anthelia sp. - waving hand - blue stocking in 75 gallons tank - this is a picture of my 3 gal nano reef tank. it has been going for about 10 months. there is in this tank: 1 blue leg crab, 1 red leg, 1 electric blue crab. one emerald crab, 1 black turbo snail, 2 narcisuss snail... i cant spell, 5 random mushrooms, pulsating zenia, 1 electric flame scallop, polyp rock, peprmint shrimp, yellow clown goby, and an aboundance of algae.
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Photo Caption: this is a picture of my 3 gal nano reef tank. it has been going for about 10 months. there is in this tank: 1 blue leg crab, 1 red leg, 1 electric blue crab. one emerald crab, 1 black turbo snail, 2 narcisuss snail... i cant spell, 5 random mushrooms, pulsating zenia, 1 electric flame scallop, polyp rock, peprmint shrimp, yellow clown goby, and an aboundance of algae.
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75 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - this is my 15 gal tall nano that has been running for about 2 years and will be replaced with my 90 gal reef
corals inverts - anthelia sp. - waving hand - blue stocking in 75 gallons tank - pulsating zenia
corals inverts - zoanthus sp. - colony polyp, orange spot stocking in 75 gallons tank - polyp
corals inverts - anthelia sp. - waving hand - blue stocking in 75 gallons tank - this is a picture of my 3 gal nano reef tank. it has been going for about 10 months. there is in this tank: 1 blue leg crab, 1 red leg, 1 electric blue crab. one emerald crab, 1 black turbo snail, 2 narcisuss snail... i cant spell, 5 random mushrooms, pulsating zenia, 1 electric flame scallop, polyp rock, peprmint shrimp, yellow clown goby, and an aboundance of algae.
75 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - this is an updated picture of my previous one. i had to move to my new home, luckly everyone made it here with me.
75 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - misc. malawai cichlids: red pecock, yellow lab, ob pecock, acei, yellow lab, blood zebra, demaceni(i cant spell) blue cobalt, lots of babies, and 2 synodontis catfish.

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State: Illinois
Country: United States
Advice: do your water changes
Fish Kept: fresh: african chiclids, mostly malawai. red pecock, yellow lab, ob pecock, acei, lots of babies, and 2 synodontis catfish. salt: i have only one, a yellow clown goby
Corals/Plants: fresh: they all get eaten salt: zenia, polyps, mushrooms
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: something about tocos

COMMENTS

tank is an oceanic 3 gal tank, 5lbs of live rock, 18watt of compact florescent. a koralia nano, and that is about it. the smaller you go the harder it is! fish avatar
oh is that a nano reef? as in the premade ones? fish avatar
so awesome!! can you give more details about the equipment you use for that??? i would LOVE to have a little 3 gal salt like this. it's so awesome. any info would be great fish avatar

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