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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: 180g with 55g filter 24by24by72
Advice: its a pain but its alright
Fish Kept: 1 yellow tang , 1powder blue tang , 1sailfin tang , 1 docter tang , 3 lawnmowers , 1 radiant wrasse , 1 yellow wrasse , 1 cleaner wrasse , 2 false perculer clowns , 2 saddleback clowns , 1 strawberry baselet , 1 yellow tail blue damsel ,1 purple anyellow damsel ,100s of snails and crabs ,1 sand sifting star , 1 serpent star ,1 green carpet
Corals/Plants: zenyas and zoos
Tank Size: 180 gallons
Quote: its alright
About Yourself: like saltwater tanks

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What is the bright green thing? I like it :) fish avatar
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