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saltwater fish - balistoides conspicillum - clown triggerfish stocking in 135 gallons tank - Clown Trigger

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State: Louisiana
Country: United States
Description: 135 Mixed Reef 72" Tank T5HO 800watts Tunze doc skimmer Simple sump Sulphur Reactor
Advice: Get a Loan!
Fish Kept: Blonde Naso Regal Tang Yellow Tang Sohal Tang Orange Shoulder Purple Tang Mystery Wrasse Radiant Wrasse Sweet Lips Harlequin Tusk Clown Trigger Blue Asessor Anthias Harem (Lyretail) Darwin Percula Pair of Percula
Corals/Plants: Too many to List!
Tank Size: 135 gallons

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