Photo #1 - My Flame Hawkfish Loves To Watch Everything I Do....

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saltwater fish stocking in 23 gallons tank - My Flame Hawkfish loves to watch everything I do.
23 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - My 23 gallon flat back hexagonal reef tank.

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State: North Carolina
Country: United States
Description: Flat back hexagonal tank with Nano Remora Skimmer, UV, Old School hang in back filter and ArticT247 Lighting.
Advice: Read everything you can before you start or the learning curve will kick your butt, oh and don't skip water changes.
Fish Kept: Maroon Clownfish, Yellow Tang - Hawaii, Flame Hawkfish, Purple Dottyback
Corals/Plants: Gorgonians, Finger Sponge, Trumpet Coral, Zoolanthids, Mushrooms, and Bubble tip anemone, and lots of Rock Flower Anemones (that keep multiplying)
Tank Size: 23 gallons

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