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Photo Caption: My Cuttle Fish the mighty mighty ZIM Sepia Officinalis
corals inverts - sepia officinalis - cuttlefish stocking in 150 gallons tank - ZIM Sepia Offininalis
corals inverts - sepia officinalis - cuttlefish stocking in 150 gallons tank - My Cuttle Fish the mighty mighty ZIM Sepia Officinalis

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State: Pennsylvania
Country: United States
Description: 150 gal Flow rate 800gph Understand CPR all in one filter. CPR hang on skimmer.
Advice: Patients Nothing hurts more then buying a glorious critter only to have it die because your a noob
Fish Kept: Octopus Cuttlefish Damsels (only neither the Octo nor Cuttle cared to eat them)
Corals/Plants: Green Star Polyp
Tank Size: 150 gallons
Quote: Oil is a renwable resource

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Very cool! And is he named after invader Zim? fish avatar

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