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    zoo-a-holic - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    what are the zoas in the 6th picture called?
    120 Gallon Reef With Starfire Front, 2 overflows and 30 Gallon Sump. Mag 18 on the Return. Lit by Aqua Light Pro Deluxe. 2 250 Watt HQI Halides and 2 96 Watt PC Actinics all in one. ASM G-2 In-Sump Skimmer. 2.5 years in the making.

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    birdsnest 0228 - Time for some eye candy

    frogspawn 0329 - Time for some eye candy

    lyretail 0228 - Time for some eye candy

    pink table 0228 - Time for some eye candy

    toadstool n spock - Time for some eye candy
    Marc

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    Grue - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    WOW I so hate you!
    Don't Turn off the lights! The Grue's will get you!

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    No need. You can copy me instead.
    Marc

    Visit Melev's Reef

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    really nice updates

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