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10 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Hey guys, This is my updated 10 gallon reef tank. You Can see pictures from before at this link. Well I had a serious death toll in my tank due to some crazy crabs i put in there so the only thing that survived was my True. Percula and my blue reef damsel. So this is a list of the new inhabitants and equipment.. 1 True Percula Clown 1 Blue Reef Damsel 2 Sea Urchins 1 Feather Duster 1 Condy Anemone 1 Mushroom Polyp - Umbrella 1 Mushroom Coral - Elephant Ear I also changed my lights to Coralife 50/50 20 watt bulbs. And added Moonlights. I also have 40 pounds of rock 10 Blue Leg Hermite Crabs 10 Snails and thatz about it..
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Photo Caption: Hey guys, This is my updated 10 gallon reef tank. You Can see pictures from before at this link. Well I had a serious death toll in my tank due to some crazy crabs i put in there so the only thing that survived was my True. Percula and my blue reef damsel. So this is a list of the new inhabitants and equipment.. 1 True Percula Clown 1 Blue Reef Damsel 2 Sea Urchins 1 Feather Duster 1 Condy Anemone 1 Mushroom Polyp - Umbrella 1 Mushroom Coral - Elephant Ear I also changed my lights to Coralife 50/50 20 watt bulbs. And added Moonlights. I also have 40 pounds of rock 10 Blue Leg Hermite Crabs 10 Snails and thatz about it..
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10 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Hey guys, This is my updated 10 gallon reef tank. You Can see pictures from before at this link. Well I had a serious death toll in my tank due to some crazy crabs i put in there so the only thing that survived was my True. Percula and my blue reef damsel. So this is a list of the new inhabitants and equipment.. 1 True Percula Clown 1 Blue Reef Damsel 2 Sea Urchins 1 Feather Duster 1 Condy Anemone 1 Mushroom Polyp - Umbrella 1 Mushroom Coral - Elephant Ear I also changed my lights to Coralife 50/50 20 watt bulbs. And added Moonlights. I also have 40 pounds of rock 10 Blue Leg Hermite Crabs 10 Snails and thatz about it..

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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: I have a 10 gallon Aqua Culture glass aquarium 20"L X 10"W X 12"H with a 5-15 Aqua-Tech Power filter, and 2 50/50 20 watt coralife lights, and moon lights.
Advice: I'm a newbie so if you have any advice let me know :D
Fish Kept: 1 True Percula (Clown) 1 Domino Damsel 1 Cromie Reef Damsel 1 Blue Damsel 1 unone half yellow half blue damsel 1 Sea Urchin 20 Hermit Crabs 5 Crabs 30 Snails
Corals/Plants: 1 Condy Anemone 1 Feather Duster 1 Mushroom Elephant Ear 1 Mushroom Umbrella
Tank Size: 10 gallons
Quote: I DON'T KNOW?

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Clown fish usually do not host condy anemones, not saying they wont, but usually they don't. And its white, its unhealthy, or its been bleached is what they call it. Very bad choice on picking your anemone. Cheapness isn't always a good thing to do in the reef hobby. No offense. Please do your research first, Not just for you, but for the knowledge for fish, invertebrates, and corals you plan to keep! fish avatar

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