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Sean's 29G Reef Tank

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  1. 01-07-2012, 06:49 PM #1
    Seano Hermano
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    Sean

    Default Sean's 29G Reef Tank

    Hello, everyone. I am a member of several forums, but joined because I know some people on here that are close. I have a 29g reef tank with 10g sump. Today I just got my lights!

    A bit of info...

    29G display
    10G sump (holding 6 gallons)
    Danner Mag Drive 7 return pump
    Hydor Slim Skim Nano protein skimmer
    Hydor Koralia Nano 425 (x3)
    Taam Rio+ 200 (114gph)

    Boost LED gen. 1 par30s
    - 3 royal blue/2 cool white (2)
    - 4 royal blue/1cool white (1)

    I currently have just 4 corals...some gsp, a frag of king midas zoas, a small piece of orange monti cap, and a small colony of green birdsnest.
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