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saltwater fish stocking in 65 gallons tank - Ocean in my Home

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State: Utah
Country: United States
Description: My ocean in the home. Kessel ap700 for lights Aqueon 65 gallon tank with stand.
Advice: Dont get to many fish for a small tank . Dont buy a cheap heater that wont work right, do the research before get into something.
Fish Kept: One Coral beauty Angel, engineer goby, 2x ocellaris clowns 2x blue green chromis, orange tail damsel
Corals/Plants: Rose bubble tip anenome, green purple hammer coral, toadstool leather, green torch coral, green brownot torch coral, Devils fingerx2 one flower pot coral, greenbay zoanthids, blue zoanthids, x2 Duncan coral.
Tank Size: 65 gallons
About Yourself: Ive always love Animals im really into fish and snakes i have both. Fish are just so gracful and watching them helps me releave stress for the day

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