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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: Emperor 400 Filter (no bio wheel though) Use filter floss it is almost like insulation for a house, Coral Sun, and Reef Sun Lighting, Also get the biggest powerhead you can afford! I have the biggest one they sell.
Advice: It's a hobby. Be careful what fish you put Damsels with!
Fish Kept: 1 Springer Dottyback, 1 Clownfish (Nemo), 2 Yellowtail Damsels, 2 Neon Blue Damsels, 1 Scopos Tang, 1 Sun Angel, and 1 Dog-face Puffer
Corals/Plants: Plug-n-Play Artificial Reef.
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: "Just Keep Swimming"

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It looks... Colorful!!!! is this in your kids room? fish avatar

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