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Photo Caption: my 55 gallon tank
saltwater fish - pomacanthus xanthometopon - blueface angelfish stocking in 55 gallons tank - my 55 gallon tank

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Country: Iran
Description: my tank is a fish-only saltwater tank ofcourse i have some hardy inverts such as cleaner shrimp and a hermit crab i have two eheim canister filters and a Tunze skimmer.i use Dupla salt
Advice: patience patience patience
Fish Kept: blue tang ..yellow tang... ....flameback dwarf angel... starry blenny....cleaner wrasse
Tank Size: 55 gallons
About Yourself: almost 3 year into hobby...3 American guys helped me a lot...Jonothan Kaplan ,Jeremy Trick and recently Mike Talbot...i work as a translator for a drilling company,,have B.A in English

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You do have some nice fish. fish avatar

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