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corals inverts - lysmata debelius - blood red fire shrimp stocking in 110 gallons tank - new aquarium 110 gallon

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Country: United Arab Emirates
Description: becarful on your tank
Advice: its more than hobby
Fish Kept: i like the most saltwater fish
Corals/Plants: i have live rocks & fish
Tank Size: 110 gallons
Quote: we have to make natural live in our tanks
About Yourself: i have many hobbies.. - diver - pilot - endurance horse rider - good in camping - fishing by rood and gun also.. - fresh & saltwater fish aquarium

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