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saltwater fish - premnas biaculeatus - yellowstripe maroon clownfish stocking in 60 gallons tank - My mated gold stripe maroon clowns and their bubble tip anemone!

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 60 Gallon Reef with mixed corals, LPS, SPS, and Softies.
Advice: READ AND READ SOME MORE!
Fish Kept: Too Many To List
Corals/Plants: Even More Than Fish Kept, So Far Too Many!!
Tank Size: 60 gallons

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