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saltwater fish stocking in 46 gallons tank - My 50 gallon

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Country: Canada
Description: W-36" x D-16" x H-20"
Advice: regularly clean power heads and skimmer.
Fish Kept: 2 yellow clown goby, 3 Percula Clownfish, Spotted Mandarin
Corals/Plants: None
Tank Size: 46 gallons
Quote: aquascaping is like a never ending zigsaw puzzle.
About Yourself: i've been into aquariums since i was a kid. i started with a 29 gallon fresh water set-up , then eventually converted to salt water. My 50 gallon tank is the long awaited upgrade for my 2 clown fish... they have been around since 1998.

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