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Country: Australia
Description: 41 g bowfront with 25kg live rock, 10 kg aragonite, Fluval canister filtrer, 150w 20K MH,2x 24w T5, 2x power head for circulation on timers, venture protein skimmer 1500l/h, resum 280w chiller(Australia is bloody hot!), 200w heater,over flow DIY 2x 1" drain(black out proof),28L refugium with 2kg live rock, PC 150w6500K, 1500l/h return pump, 7 timers,6 cooling fans, top up water sistem.
Advice: take your time.
Fish Kept: 2 green chromis, 1 premnus clown, 1 blue tang, 2 fire gobys, 1 flame angel
Corals/Plants: Green acropora, green ganiopora, brain coral, sun coral, morphs,
Tank Size: 41 gallons
About Yourself: 10 months on salt water.

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