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Lost my gold marron clown


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    bigbill - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Default Lost my gold marron clown

    well as some of u no i made a big misstake on tues i put to much zooplaton in my tank witch caused every body to all most die all but my GMC made it and the only reason i lost him is in his stuggle to live he fell in to my sebae nem and was badley stung. so neadless to say i got rid of the nem cant have it takeing out fish. will be looking to replace him but not any time soon kinda sucks its my frist lost fish and it was my fault !


    p.s. ty to all of u who where on to help me save everything u all are the best
    Last edited by bigbill; 08-12-2010 at 02:28 PM.
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