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30 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - We are a new tank with live rock, coral, anenomes, shrimp, crabs and snails. Just lost our harlequin. I believe the shrimp was too young for a fairly new tank
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Photo Caption: We are a new tank with live rock, coral, anenomes, shrimp, crabs and snails. Just lost our harlequin. I believe the shrimp was too young for a fairly new tank
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30 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - We are a new tank with live rock, coral, anenomes, shrimp, crabs and snails. Just lost our harlequin. I believe the shrimp was too young for a fairly new tank
fish tank picture - Our beautiful tank is getting populated
fish tank picture - Just starting out and this is the beginning of population

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State: Georgia
Country: United States
Description: Get back to you on that
Advice: Don't give up and be patient....
Fish Kept: Lawnmower gobie, damsels, blemmy, banded coral shrimp, harlequinn shrimp, curly cue anenome, bubble tip anenome, frog spawn coral
Corals/Plants: assorted
Tank Size: 30 gallons
Quote: Live Free
About Yourself: Just a hobby and relaxing to look at.

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