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Photo Caption: Lemonpeel and Royal Gramma
saltwater fish - gramma loreto - royal gramma basslet stocking in 72 gallons tank - Lemonpeel and Royal Gramma

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State: Montana
Country: United States
Description: 72 g bowfront FOWLR. 75 lbs live rock, 80 lbs live sand. Magnum 350 pro and Seaclone 150 skimmer. Lighting sucks, need to upgrade.
Advice: Read, read, read, and then read.
Fish Kept: Sailfin (lawn mower) blenny, Lemonpeel angel, Royal Gramma
Corals/Plants: none
Tank Size: 72 gallons

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