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29 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - My precious.....

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State: Minnesota
Country: United States
Description: 17" h x 30" L x 12" w 2 Aqualight 65watt 50/50 flourescent lamps Red Sea Prizsm Skimmer Eheim Filter
Advice: The fish only tank will be reef sooner or later!
Fish Kept: Fish: Sebae Clown, Royal Gramma, Pygmy Angel, and Clown Goby Invertabrates: Cleaner Shrimp, Peppermint Shrimp, Blue Leg Hermits, Brittle Star, and an unknown crab who came complimentary with the Star Polyps
Corals/Plants: Corals: Frogspawn, Green Leather, Daisy Polyps, Open Brain, Star Polyps, and Yellow Toadstool...so far! Other: Sebae Anenome
Tank Size: 29 gallons
Quote: I don't know?

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