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saltwater fish - echidna nebulosa - snowflake eel stocking in 75 gallons tank - My eel trying to steal dinner from my sebae anemone

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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: 75g semi reef not quite there yet.
Advice: Do what makes you happy. Don't stoop to the norm. The only way to be successful at this hobby is trial and error
Fish Kept: Black and white banner fish blue hippo tang damsels snowflake eel. False percs. Others that didn't last long ha. Also one chocolate chip starfish one blue linkia one bubble tip anemone and one sebea anemone
Corals/Plants: Flowerpot and white stars poylp, fire and ice zoas and yellow zoas.
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: Nothing is what it seems

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