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saltwater fish - amphiprion ocellaris var. - black and white ocellaris clownfish stocking in 15 gallons tank - 15 Gallon bowfront w/ rena filstar x2 canister filter, heater, digital thermometer, 20lbs LS, 5lbs LR, 2 black and white clownfish, 1 hermit crab, 1 turbo snail, 1 Sabea anemone
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Photo Caption: 15 Gallon bowfront w/ rena filstar x2 canister filter, heater, digital thermometer, 20lbs LS, 5lbs LR, 2 black and white clownfish, 1 hermit crab, 1 turbo snail, 1 Sabea anemone
saltwater fish - amphiprion ocellaris var. - black and white ocellaris clownfish stocking in 15 gallons tank - 15 Gallon bowfront w/ rena filstar x2 canister filter, heater, digital thermometer, 20lbs LS, 5lbs LR, 2 black and white clownfish, 1 hermit crab, 1 turbo snail, 1 Sabea anemone

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State: Arizona
Country: United States
Description: 15 Gal Bowfront, Rena Filstar x2 canister filter
Advice: I'm new too
Fish Kept: 2 Black and White Clownfish, 1 Hermit Crab
Corals/Plants: 1 Sabea Anemone
Tank Size: 15 gallons

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