Photo #2 - Blue Damselfish - Blue Damselfish, Marron Clofish...

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Photo Caption: Blue Damselfish
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14 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - Blue Damselfish

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: Oceanic nano tank. i star it a week a go. I hope to build a nice reef tank.
Advice: Im new too, just enjoy!
Fish Kept: BLue Damselfish, marron clofish,
Corals/Plants: bubble anemone, Sunfire Polyps,Atomic Green Zoanthids, Red Sea Pumping Xenia Coral
Tank Size: 14 gallons
Quote: Dont give up!
About Yourself: I have allway like the ocean's life, i live close to the beach and i have allways been amaze by the sea. I hope that building a reef tank can help me understand the ocean life a lot more.

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