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Country: New Zealand
Description: Aquarium Profile: Main Tank: 2.4 x .850 x 720 approximately 1500 Litres Sump Tanks: Two 1.20 x .50 x .400 approximately 500 Litres 3 year old tank Filtration: Protein skimmer.. Deltec AP1004 Calcium Reactor.. aquacare Computer system.. GHL. Main Pump .. Deltec 5250, 6000L Top up.. Tunze Osmolator, IKS dosing pump Water Flow .. Tunze Streams, 4 x 6100(12000L) 1 x 6200 (20000L) Use PRODIBIO products to reduce nutrients and improve coral colours
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Tank Size: 500 gallons

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tank should be rated higher fish avatar
What are your tanks measurements? fish avatar
nice reef tank fish avatar
chido we chido we yeah fish avatar
nice tank one of the best i have seen fish avatar
how long have u had that morrish idol??? Nice tank fish avatar
great job on the tank,im speachless fish avatar
your tank is the best i believe fish avatar
This is very colorful you should be very proud of your self.thats alot of money sitting there.I love the 4 yellow tangs they must have tons of room to swim. fish avatar
wow a set up man! i the time and effort you spend pays off, one of the nicest LARGE tanks i have seen in a very long time excellent job fish avatar

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