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reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 150 gallon Bow front tank with Marroon Clowns, Chevron Tang, Hippo Tang, gobies,cleaner shrimp, fire scallop,sponges, frog spawns and many more corals.
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Photo Caption: 150 gallon Bow front tank with Marroon Clowns, Chevron Tang, Hippo Tang, gobies,cleaner shrimp, fire scallop,sponges, frog spawns and many more corals.
reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 150 gallon Bow front tank with Marroon Clowns, Chevron Tang, Hippo Tang, gobies,cleaner shrimp, fire scallop,sponges, frog spawns and many more corals.

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State: Washington
Country: United States
Description: 150 gallon Bow front tank with Marroon Clowns, Chevron Tang, Hippo Tang, gobies,cleaner shrimp, fire scallop,sponges, frog spawns and many more corals.

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