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saltwater fish - pterois volitans - volitan lionfish stocking in 2 gallons tank - 8" Devil Lionfish I caught.

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Country: Phillippines
Description: I have two 30 gal tanks. 36x15x12 and 32x18x12
Advice: Headlamp, net, and a 5 gallon bucket during low tide at night.
Fish Kept: Devil Lionfish, Cheetah Eel, Yellow Spotted Scorpion, Bursa Trigger, Burr Puffer, 2 Threadfins and 1 Raccoon Butterflies, Harlequin Sweetlips, 2 Convicts, 1 Unicorn, and 1 Yellowfin Tangs, and 1 Little Spinefoot.
Corals/Plants: Umbrella Leather and Small Polyped Stony Coral
Tank Size: 2 gallons
About Yourself: I got hooked as soon as I caught my first fish.

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