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30 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - This is what my tank looked like a few months ago BEFORE I made the mistake of adding an evil camel shrimp that developed an apetite for corals. I finally had to break down the tank to get him out after he ate almost everything. The tank is currently on the road to recovery.
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Submitted By: Josh Comolli on
Photo Caption: This is what my tank looked like a few months ago BEFORE I made the mistake of adding an evil camel shrimp that developed an apetite for corals. I finally had to break down the tank to get him out after he ate almost everything. The tank is currently on the road to recovery.
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30 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - This is what my tank looked like a few months ago BEFORE I made the mistake of adding an evil camel shrimp that developed an apetite for corals. I finally had to break down the tank to get him out after he ate almost everything. The tank is currently on the road to recovery.

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State: Pennsylvania
Country: United States
Description: 30 gallon hex display tank with custom made 40 gallon refugium in basement & Ehiem Wet/Dry canister filter for alternating current. Metal halide & compact flourescent lighting.
Advice: Patience. Camel shrimp are NOT REEF SAFE!
Fish Kept: Clowns (which are now hosing with LT anemone... cool!) and gobys
Corals/Plants: LT Anemone, LPS/SPS corals & various soft corals
Tank Size: 30 gallons

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