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180 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 65gal Reef Tank (LPS, soft corals, several damsels and a royal gramma. Equipment (288watts PC; AquaC protein skimmer, AquaFuge HOB refugium, Phosban Reactor, circulation ~25x, sumpless set up)
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Photo Caption: 65gal Reef Tank (LPS, soft corals, several damsels and a royal gramma. Equipment (288watts PC; AquaC protein skimmer, AquaFuge HOB refugium, Phosban Reactor, circulation ~25x, sumpless set up)
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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: Several african cichlid tanks and several saltwater tanks.
Advice: Patience. Monitor your tank daily.
Fish Kept: Fresh: various african cichlids (mbuna, haps, & frontosa) Brackish: green spotted puffers Marine: various damsels, maroon clownfish, bicolor angelfish, royal gramma. scooter dragonet
Corals/Plants: Various LPS and soft corals.
Tank Size: 180 gallons

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