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My 29 gallon reef

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  1. 12-10-2012, 08:13 AM #1
    fapthetank
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    Default My 29 gallon reef

    Lots of live rock!! 2 fish, a maroon clown and a fiji damsel. This tank pretty much takes care of itself since theres so much live rock in there. Lots of mushrooms, a green star polyp, anthelia, rose bulb anemone, feather duster, and of course some critters snails and hermit crabs.
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