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Photo Caption: This is my 125 gallon seawater fish only tank, pictured is a young blueringed angelfish (P. annularis). This tank is still a work in progress I recently added a large naso tang.
saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - This is my 125 gallon seawater fish only tank, pictured is a young blueringed angelfish (P. annularis). This tank is still a work in progress I recently added a large naso tang.
saltwater fish - pomacanthus annularis - annularis angelfish - This is my 125 gallon seawater fish only tank, pictured is a young blueringed angelfish (P. annularis). This tank is still a work in progress I recently added a large naso tang.

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Description: This is my 125 gallon seawater fish only tank, pictured is a young blueringed angelfish (P. annularis). This tank is still a work in progress I recently added a large naso tang.
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