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corals inverts stocking in 50 gallons tank - New bubble coral

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State: North Carolina
Country: United States
Description: 50 gallon reef tank about 6 months old that's doing awesome 120 gallons of filtration and LED lighting
Advice: This is an expensive hobby so make sure your ready before you jump in with both feet but when your tank blossoms its worth every penny
Fish Kept: Blue & Yellow Hippo Tang, Six Line Wrasse, Blue/Green Reef Chromis, Coral Beauty Angelfish, Yellowtail Damselfish, Cleaner Wrasse
Corals/Plants: Hammer coral, bubble coral, star polyps, green zoas, open brain coral
Tank Size: 50 gallons

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