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corals inverts stocking in 30 gallons tank - My 30g

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State: Virginia
Country: United States
Description: 30g,Kessil led, 90g cannister, seaclone skimmer, ecotech mp10
Advice: Im new..so you should give me advice
Fish Kept: Barely naked clown, fancy white clown, flame angel, 2 lyretails true pair watchman goby w/candy striped pistol shrimp, neon dottyback, 3 Bengal cardinals
Corals/Plants: Frogspawn, green hammer, candy cane, elegance,diff acans, diff zoos, green mushroom rock, red bubble anemone, mummy eye frag, ricordias, dendros, pulsing Xenia, couple of sps, carpet anemone
Tank Size: 30 gallons
Quote: Always room for more coral
About Yourself: reefer addict

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