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75 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - predatory reef

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State: Virginia
Country: United States
Description: predatory reef 2 volitans one almost solid black, emperor, tang, gold stripe maroon, green mandarin, male bluethroat, goldentail moray, red v-tail grouper, miniatus. 2 400w xm 20k halides, coast to coast custom overflow filled with rubble rock and chaeto, 20g sump with 2 inflows from my coast to coast, 40lbs rubble rock and an asm g3 skimmer. corals look at the pic. the one in the middle is an elegance that opens up to abut 16inches
Advice: read about it before you buy it
Fish Kept: look in the description
Corals/Plants: look in the description
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: without me, you're only you

COMMENTS

realy love your lions, but how safe are they with your smaller fish and corals fish avatar
the lionfish dont kill the clownfish?!? fish avatar

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