Photo #1 - Freddy( Baby Radiata Lionfish)

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Photo Caption: Freddy( baby radiata lionfish)
saltwater fish - pterois radiata - radiata lionfish stocking in 37 gallons tank - Freddy( baby radiata lionfish)
37 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - My kids

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State: Nebraska
Country: United States
Description: bak pak skimmer, cascade filter, good lighting...
Advice: Take your time...make a plan before u start always do your research...and respect your fish..WATER CHANGES!
Fish Kept: Radiata lionfish (freddy),midas blenny(orion), pajama cardinal (rufio), buddy the black edged clownfish, and a little blue spot watchman...oh yeah and the cleaner goby..
Corals/Plants: Couple corals...keep all my nice ones in a 7 gal bowfront..
Tank Size: 37 gallons
Quote: (at work) I gotta go home and check my nitrates.. lol
About Yourself: I love water...

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