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State: North Carolina
Country: United States
Description: 34 gallon Red sea tank.
Fish Kept: Clown,fire fish, fire angel, jaw fish, dwarf lion, manderin goby, 3 cleaner shrimp, blue starfish.
Corals/Plants: Frog spawn, rose bubble tip anenome, galaxia,clam, all different color richordeas, blue mushrooms, pipe coral, green star polyp, bubble coral, brain, elegance coral, blue candy cane, Eagle eye zoos, orange zoos, Purple zoos,yellow open brain, SPS, sun polyp.
Tank Size: 34 gallons
Quote: I like reef

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You can keep a couple of different types of triggers in a reef tank. One is the Blue Throat and the second is a Niger. They are considered reefsafe. They dont even bother my cleaner shrimp. If you decide add one or both of these fish to your tank, just make sure they are small to medium size fish. This way they wont be agressive. fish avatar

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