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54 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - My latest Picture of my tank...

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State: New Jersey
Country: United States
Description: 54 Gal. Bow Front Tank. Around 70lbs Live Rock 2x50Watts Lighting System HELIOS Aqua Skimmer BioBalls Sump
Advice: Patience!
Fish Kept: Clown FIsh 3 Blue Demmels Sea Urchin Reef Lobster Peanut Worm
Corals/Plants: Just 4 for now, but working on having little bit more....
Tank Size: 54 gallons
Quote: LIFE IS GOOD!!!
About Yourself: other pets 2 Years Old Yellow LABRADOR - Toffie Hobbies: Cars, Diveing, Racing, Fishing BMW Sales New to Marine Life Tank. Always had the fresh water for last 7 years.

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New tank...... fish avatar

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