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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: Standard 10 gallon tank with Emperor 280 filter, heater, Coralife skimmer, Coralife 96watt 50/50 quad, Lebos Moonlights.
Advice: Consistently do water changes on a regular schedule.
Fish Kept: 1 Pajama Cardinal 1 Blue Neon Goby 1 Hi-Fin Red Banded Goby aka Antenna Goby
Corals/Plants: Bright Green Sinularia Finger Leather Pom Pom Pulsing Xenia Pulsing Xenia (Elongata) Red/Green/Blue assorted mushrooms Green/Purple/Orange Zooanthids Green Star Polyps Toadstool Green/Brown Acropora Large Tonga Mushroom (too big, taking out soon) Colt Coral Green Hairy Mushroom Green Button Polyps Small Hydnapora Frag Other Colt Species
Tank Size: 10 gallons
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i dont think its crowded with a cardinal and 2 goby's not very big fish. unless you mean crowded with corals? i think it looks great. i love the variety fish avatar
Way too over crowded. fish avatar

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