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29 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - "The Cube" 4 months running!

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State: Louisiana
Country: United States
Description: -29 gallon biocube -23lbs liverock -stock lighting -middle chamber: media basket, purigen seagel (2 packs), biocube charcoal pad, crushed coral substrate. -powerhead -heater -29 gallon bio skimmer
Advice: You are the God of this small aquatic world monitor it, control it, let nature and time do the rest.
Fish Kept: Coral Beauty Angelfish, Ocellaris Clownfish, Ocellaris Clownfish
Corals/Plants: -radioactive dragoneye zoanthid -Branching Duncan Coral -Leather Toadstool -Green Tip Frogspawn
Tank Size: 29 gallons
About Yourself: College Student who always had a passion for reef tanks!

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