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corals inverts - stichodactyla haddoni - red carpet anemone stocking in 41 gallons tank - A view of my current take (5 months old)

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: In our tank we currenlty have: Fish: 2 common clowns, 1 Bellus Angel (female), 1 Cleaner wrass, 1 Scooter Benny, Inverts: 1 Sand sifting star fish, 1 Orange star, 1 Cleaner Shrimp, 5 Mexican red leg crabs, 3 Turbo snails, 1 large feather duster (tube worm), 1 duster cluster (small tube worns 20 +), Corals: 2 Leathers, 1 Finger, 1 finger sponge, The tank is a Jewul Trigon 190, we use a skimmer, live rock and a DSB to filter our water.
Tank Size: 41 gallons

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