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8 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - palaemon serratus

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 28lt Nano Fluval 3 running Alfagrog E25 Saltwater natural ocean tank. All collected from local sources just palaemon serratus ready for the bass fishing when needed. However they look so gorgeous and I will find it hard to put a hook on them.
Advice: Get advice and take it slow, ensuring to cycle your setup before adding anything.
Fish Kept: palaemon serratus
Corals/Plants: local
Tank Size: 8 gallons

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