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24 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - My Copperband Butterflyfish looking real Golden

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 24 gal. Nano Cube with a white light that looks over it like a crane sort of. And a heater but i never use it.
Advice: Its always to do more water checks frequently and fix those problems quick, and get rid of any harm to reefs in your tank or bully fish, they could ruin the fun
Fish Kept: 2 clowns, 1 copperband butterflyfish, 1 dragon wrasse, 1 african rainbow wrasse, 1 domino damsel, 1 chromis
Corals/Plants: Currently: 1 Sea Anemone My loss: 1 bubble tip anemone
Tank Size: 24 gallons
About Yourself: Local Rockstar with a passion for fish haha

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