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11-02-2009, 03:43 PM
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still have some left.
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Hardest thing about keeping a reef tank is you gotta learn to give up certain things every so often, you just can't keep them all, unless your tank was the ocean!!! 125 gallon fish and reef tank. 2 x 250watt MH 14000k with 2x54w actinic blues, 50 gallon sump. 
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11-03-2009, 02:45 AM
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The corals opened up pretty nicely. I thought the colt coral was pretty small but opened up 4 times the size when mounted it to my rock. The candy coral I'm watching out for, it was opening ok till I turned on my lights. I would love to get some more but I am afraid I won't have anymore space to put it in.
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11-03-2009, 10:39 PM
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Hardest thing about keeping a reef tank is you gotta learn to give up certain things every so often, you just can't keep them all, unless your tank was the ocean!!! 125 gallon fish and reef tank. 2 x 250watt MH 14000k with 2x54w actinic blues, 50 gallon sump.
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06-24-2010, 07:03 AM
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Hardest thing about keeping a reef tank is you gotta learn to give up certain things every so often, you just can't keep them all, unless your tank was the ocean!!! 125 gallon fish and reef tank. 2 x 250watt MH 14000k with 2x54w actinic blues, 50 gallon sump.
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