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25 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Nano SPS Reef

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Country: South Africa
Description: A Nano SPS Reef tank. 40 Liter Display 2 x Sumps. 20 Liter each.
Advice: Research before you buy and don't believe LFS's.
Fish Kept: Yellow Clown Goby Algae Blenny Snowflake Blennie Emerald Crab Porcelain Crab Vaious Snails Various Feather Worms. Various Seastars
Corals/Plants: Millepora Acropora Montipora Maxima Clam Anemone Frogspawn
Tank Size: 25 gallons
Quote: Cha Ching

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