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29 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - Tank with new rocks

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State: Kansas
Country: United States
Description: 29 gallon factory lighting with 50-50 bulb. biowheel penguin filter 330. 1 small powerhead
Advice: Patience, don't rush things.
Fish Kept: 1 tomato clown fish paired with 1 pink tipped anenome. 2 blue tail damsels. 1 black and white sriped damsel. 1 black damsel with white spots. 3 blue legged hermit crabs 2 red legged hermit crabs. have seen a brittle starfish and fireworm that hitchhiked in on live rock. And I've also seen white bug looking thing on live rock
Corals/Plants: Several featherdusters some red some white. Coral from live rock that was bought , its green in the center and has red petals and also a coral that has a white and red branch
Tank Size: 29 gallons

COMMENTS

Nice little set-up - very simple and Nice! fish avatar

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