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saltwater fish - gymnomuraena zebra - zebra moray eel stocking in 200 gallons tank - My ZEBRA EEL at 40cm

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Country: Australia
Description: AV-850 Aqua Vital, All Aqua Vital & Aqua One Accessories.
Advice: Marine / Saltwater aquariums are easy to keep, Easier than you think.
Fish Kept: Clown Fish x 2, Zebra Moray Eel x 1, Emperor Angel x 1, Blue Tang x 1, South Pacific Tang (Lipstick) more to come.......
Corals/Plants: Live Rock, Anemone
Tank Size: 200 gallons
Quote: Bugger

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