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saltwater fish - pterosynchiropus splendidus var. - red mandarin stocking in 72 gallons tank - 1 of my mandarins

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State: Alabama
Country: United States
Description: 72 gallon Bowfront Penguin double biowheel HOT filter 2 Maxijet powerheads
Advice: Be patient, and while your doing this, read, and read some more. Find a good, wise dealer who will help you in your tanks life.
Fish Kept: 2 black mated clowns 2 mandain fish 1 damsel
Corals/Plants: Waving Hand xenia, leather toadstool coral, Finger coral, Taro Tree, mushrooms, and ricordea
Tank Size: 72 gallons
Quote: Luck is skill you dont know you have
About Yourself: I really want to be a marine biologist when I get older, and I decided to learn and study some from my room!! Its a great way to learn about the earth's ocean's inhabtants.

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