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Country: United States
Description: I have a 55 gallon saltwater aquarium. in this tank I have about 50 pounds of live rock, I use a florval 350 filter and an aqua clear 70 power head with a extra filter attachment. In this tank i have three fish, and 5 invertebrates. My fish are: Tomato Clown fish (2 inches), Algae Blenny (three inches), and a snowflake eel (2 feet). I also have a starfish, three hermit crabs and two snails. I have also recently added a grape like green plant.
Advice: don't do saltwater
Fish Kept: Tomato Clown, Algae Blenny, Snowflake eel, hermit crabs, snails and a star fish.
Corals/Plants: a grape like vine plant
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: Get your cranium cracked

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