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corals inverts - euphyllia glabrescens - torch coral stocking in 34 gallons tank - 34G RedSea Max

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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: Red Sea Max 130D,, Cannister Filter, UV Steralizer, 2 Hydor Flows, Nano Koralia, 3"SB w/PVC Pipes burried(for jawfishes),
Advice: Patience
Fish Kept: 2 Blue Spot Jawfish, 2 Pearly Jawfish, 2 True Percs, 1Green Mandarin Goby, 1 Spotted Mandarin Goby, 1 Black Frogfish, Tomini Tang, 1 Spot Tail Blenny, 1 Bi-Color Blenny and 1 Leopard Wrasse
Corals/Plants: Xenias (Pulsing/Blue), Frogspawn, Candy Cane, Green Star, Colt Leather, Toadstool, Assorted Mushroom, Hammer, Zoa's, Palli's and Flower Pot
Tank Size: 34 gallons

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