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corals inverts - rhodactis inchoata - bullseye mushroom, purple stocking in 8 gallons tank - close up of some coral

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State: Michigan
Country: United States
Description: Biocube 8 with all the usual upgrades. There's a true perc, a yasha goby, a pepermint shrimp and a CUC with several hermit crabs, snails.
Advice: change that water!
Fish Kept: true perc yasha goby
Corals/Plants: xenia, various zoos, mushrooms, green star polyps, yellow polyps
Tank Size: 8 gallons
About Yourself: also have 2 planted tanks - nanos also

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