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saltwater fish - holacanthus ciliaris - queen angelfish stocking in 125 gallons tank - Queen Angel in my 125

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State: Maryland
Country: United States
Description: No fake decorations. Used tufa and lace rock to build many caves and to hide my heaters and power heads.
Advice: Ask questions if you dont know. Go slow, dont rush anything because that's where all the problems come
Fish Kept: Gold Spotted Rabbit, Blond Naso (male), Queen Angel, Powder blue tang and Zebra moray eel
Corals/Plants: none
Tank Size: 125 gallons
Quote: Fish are friends not food
About Yourself: I've had a likeing for aquatic life ever since i had my first goldfish. Which was about ten years ago. Now i work at a fish store and im studying to become a marine biologist.

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