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10 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - My tank

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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: Basic 10 gallon aquarium with whisper 10 filter by tetra. 24" nova extreme 2x24 watt. Hydor Korolia nano power head. 10 lbs. of live sand. 13 ls of live rock.
Advice: Take your time cycling your tank
Fish Kept: 2 False Percula Clowns 1 Orange Spotted Goby 1 Yellow Tailed Damsel 1 domino damsel 1 Hermit Crab
Corals/Plants: 1 Xenia 1 long polyp toadstool
Tank Size: 10 gallons

COMMENTS

I Love It!!! I Have Like the same fish and equipment!!! We need to get to know each other! fish avatar
The live rock in the middle left with red algae on it is like a sore thumb sticking out. Love your corals! Background is pretty good too! just fix up the middle man!! fish avatar

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