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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: 14 Gallon Oceanic Biocube with a drip fresh water top off.
Fish Kept: 1 Seahorse : Leila 1 Purple Firefish: Nacho 1 Blue Hippo Tang: Ru-Ffi-O 1 Clownfish 1 Cleaner Shrimp: Penelope 1 Peppermint Shrimp: Pierre 1 Emerald Crab
Corals/Plants: pink montipora cap, green montipora cap, pink montipora digitatis, green montipora digitatis, green star polyps, white star polyps, purple mushrooms, red mushrooms, watermelon mushrooms, yellow/green zoo polyps, pink zoo polyps, orange/brown zoo polyps, green ricordia, and colt soft coral!
Tank Size: 14 gallons

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A Hippo Tang in a 14 gallon tank!! Please take that poor fish back to the crap shop that sold you that fish it will grow far faaarrr to big! fish avatar
i got the same tank as you and i was wondering if you use any thing for extra curculation? my current seem's dead. fish avatar
is the seahorse hard to take of? fish avatar

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