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21 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - my little tank :D

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: interpet river reef 48litre aquarium, nano powerhead
Advice: take ur time (tom)
Fish Kept: mandarin,hermit crabs and turbo snails, fireball angel, algae blenny, tiny yellow goby, lettuce slug.
Corals/Plants: metalic blue mushroom,blue spotted + green spotted mushroom,brown and white feather dusters, finger coral, leather toad stool, yellow polyps,brown buttons,pink buttons, green buttons,blue star polyps,brown star polyps, montipora, brain coral, open brain, torch coral,
Tank Size: 21 gallons
Quote: who's annette?
About Yourself: i 3 fish :)

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