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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: 3 gallon acrylic Nano Tank 12-1/2" x 9-5/8" x 7-1/4" Rapids Power filter - 80 gph water flow 50/50 14,000°K actinic 7,400°K daylight
Advice: Always research!
Fish Kept: (1)Canary fang blenny (1)Green Mandarin Goby (1)Peppermint shrimp (1)nassarius snail (1)mexican turbo snail
Corals/Plants: (1)Sponge -white- (1)Purple sea squirt sponge *Mushrooms- watermelon (1)blue red purple (2)toadstool *Polpys *Zoas
Tank Size: 3 gallons
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About Yourself: Beginner 1 year+

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Very nice. fish avatar
red is a great color.......but look into some different spectrums to really make your tank shine. fish avatar

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