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Photo Caption: Cardinalfish with newly hatched babies in the mouth.
saltwater fish - pterapogon kauderni - kaudern's cardinal stocking in 90 gallons tank - Cardinalfish with newly hatched babies in the mouth.

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Country: Canada
Description: Two tanks- 1 reef tank and 1 fish only.
Advice: Beginners should begin with common fish to spare the rare ones.
Fish Kept: Reef tank- Cardinal Fish, Naso Tang, Yellow Tang, Six-line wrasse, mandarin, Lyretail Anthias Fish only tank- Purple tang, french angelfish, majestic angelfish, clown trigger, powder blue tang, blue tangs, gold-banded maroon clownfish, Imperator angelfish, Queen angelfish
Corals/Plants: Torch corals, clams, various kinds of polyps, few mushrooms, few acros, colt coral and leather corals
Tank Size: 90 gallons

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