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State: California
Country: United States
Description: Filtration: Mud hang on (backpack) and a sump wet/dry. CPR skimmer.
Advice: 2 things. Patience and Money.
Fish Kept: Bird Wrasse, Christmas wrasse, Skunk grouper, hawaiian squirellfish, cowfish, lionfish,2 domino damsel, undulated trigger, velvet blue damsel, tomato clown, percula clown, snowflake eel, blue star, orange star, filefish, spotted boxfish, humu humu trigger, jumbo tiger harshell snail
Corals/Plants: Orange sponge, flower pot, red mushrooms, yellow leather, green tip anenome, carpet anenome, brown mushroom, purple urchin, brown urchin, burgundy bubble mushroom
Tank Size: 110 gallons
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About Yourself: I have owned this fish tank for 6 years.

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