Photo #1 - My Clown - Porc. Puffer, Bi Colored Angel, True...

Submitted By: Aaron Pentz on
Photo Caption: My clown
saltwater fish - amphiprion ocellaris - ocellaris clownfish stocking in 110 gallons tank - My clown
110 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - My tank

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State: Illinois
Country: United States
Description: 110 Gallon, 800 Watts 20000K MH, 110 Watts Atinic 03 PC, Berlin Protien skimmer, Coil De-Nitrator, 110 lbs of Live rock
Advice: If you think it might work try it. The worst thats going to happen is it wont.
Fish Kept: Porc. Puffer, Bi Colored Angel, True Perc. Clown, Unicorn Tang, Atlantic Tang, Yellow Tang, Three Stripe Damsel, yellow Damsel, Pajama Cardinal,
Corals/Plants: 19 diameter Green Carpet Anonome, Blue Mushrooms, Finger Leather, Pink tipped Frogspawn, red brain coral, Green Brain coral,
Tank Size: 110 gallons

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This is a really interesting and cute picture, I don't know why its only a 6 :(. fish avatar

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