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29 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - Snowflake eel house

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State: Alaska
Country: United States
Description: Reef 29 for now :) with Ehiem 2235 canister, stealth heater. 16lbs LR and 16 LS. 17 watts Acticnic, 17 watts 10k. 34 Watts total with coral high in tank.
Advice: Buy everything before reading about any of it and just throw fish in and see what lives. jk
Fish Kept: 1 Snowflake Eel for now.
Corals/Plants: Kenya, Pom Pom, Zoo's corals
Tank Size: 29 gallons
Quote: .This is bat country.
About Yourself: Extremely good looking and insanely smart. Also very god speller.

COMMENTS

i only have freshwater tanks but this is so fricking awsome!!!!!!! fish avatar
waking the fallen. much better. fish avatar

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