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saltwater fish - chaetodon auriga - auriga butterflyfish stocking in 35 gallons tank - threadfin cruisin

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State: Hawaii
Country: United States
Description: 35 gallon. corlife 20,000K, 2x maxi-jet 600 pwrheads with under gravel filter. Seaclone protein skimmer 100. Millennium 2000 bio filter. TANK ONLY 3 MONTHS OLD, MORE FISH TO COME
Advice: patience and cash. test water frequently
Fish Kept: 2 green chromis, 2 cleaner fish, few crabs, clams, sea urchin, brittle star fish, threadfin butterfly, hermit crab
Corals/Plants: 25+ lbs live rock
Tank Size: 35 gallons
About Yourself: VERY IMPATIENT. HAVE LEARNED THE HARD WAY

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