Photo #2 - Tank At Approx. 1 Month - 2 Percula Clownfish, 2 ...

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fish tank picture - 2nd Month
29 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Tank at Approx. 1 Month

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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: 8 gallong Oceanic Biocube, 29 gallon Oceanic Biocube, 72 gallon Bowfront
Advice: What I hear from every other successful hobbyist, Be Patient.
Fish Kept: 2 Percula Clownfish, 2 Red Firefish Gobies, 1 Yellow Tang, 1 Yellow Clown Goby, 1 Orange Diamond Sleeper Goby, 1 Camelback Shrimp, 1 Emerald Crab, 1 Blue Linckia Starfish
Corals/Plants: Xenia, Frogspawn, Mushrooms, Staghorn Coral & some other corals I don't know the names of.
Tank Size: 29 gallons
About Yourself: New to the hobby but absolutley loving it.

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Nice job! Is your yellow tang well behaved? Ours was a real pill and limited additions of shy fish such as gobies. fish avatar
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