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saltwater fish - amphiprion frenatus - tomato clownfish stocking in 110 gallons tank - 1yr.4mnts. tomatoclown with host anemone,bubbletip.

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State: Maryland
Country: United States
Description: 60x18x24in. 100.00 used oceanic sdrd.2 175watt 12k coralvue metalhalides wth. 2 03actinic flourecents.125 lbs. fiji live rock, protein skimmer, tom's ps4 rapids bio media filter.
Advice: maintain water quality, motion and dont cut corners on the lighting.
Fish Kept: flame hawkfish,2 bluedevil damsels,yellow wrasse,tomato clown,5 bluegreen chromis,mandarin dragonette,potters angel,blackcap basslet,
Corals/Plants: well stocked, softies,lps, sps, mushroom colonies, zooanthids. a mixed tank.
Tank Size: 110 gallons
Quote: thats what you get
About Yourself: just aguy with a tank.

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