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saltwater fish - gymnomuraena zebra - zebra moray eel stocking in 48 gallons tank - African Zebra Moray Eel at 40cm

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Country: Australia
Description: AQUA VITAL AV-850 Size 84 x 44 x 59 cm Aqua One Filter Aqua One Powerhead Aqua One 200watt Heater Aqua One Thermometer
Advice: Saltwater setups are easier than you think, Take a chance you wont regret it.
Fish Kept: 2 x Clown Fish 1 x African Zebra Moray Eel 1 x Emperor Angel Fish (Coming Soon) 1 x Blue Tang (Coming Soon) 1 x Lipstick Tang
Corals/Plants: No corals or plants, Only 20kg of Live Rock.
Tank Size: 48 gallons

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