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55 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - 55g puffers

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 55g- penguin biowheel filter, CA 500w titanium heater, SeaClone skimmer, 2 powerheads, 130w powercompact lights 55g- CA canister filter, CA 300w titanium heater, powerheads, 80w powercompact 100g & Sump- new (to me),not set up yet total = 210g + sick tank 15g or two
Advice: You might kill some fish ~ You might love these fish.(If you don't the FishGod will get you!) ~ Learn more so you can give them the best possible home(next to the ocean of course) ~ Enjoy
Fish Kept: Pippa porcupine puffer 2+ years Spike spiney box puffer -1 year Pricilla green spotted puffer 1+ year
Corals/Plants: My puffers are reef hungry.
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: puffer crap
About Yourself: A friend gave me an empty 10 gallon tank 3 years ago.Now I am crazy.

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