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Photo Caption: MY PORT JACKSON
saltwater fish - heterodontus portusjacksoni - port jackson shark stocking in 250 gallons tank - MY PORT JACKSON

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: sharks and rays mostly
Advice: KEEP GREAT CARE OF YOUR FISH IF UR NEW AT FISH KEEPING DONT GET ADVANCED FISH LIKE SHARKS,RAYS, AND BATFISH
Fish Kept: SHARKS RAYS LIONFISH BUTTERFLY FISH.......AND MORE
Corals/Plants: lots
Tank Size: 250 gallons
Quote: " ITS A SHIT LIFE WHEN U MAKE LIKE A ROCK DOVE AND HANG YOURSELF" -ME
About Yourself: I LOVE SCUBA DIVING AND SURFING AND TENNIS

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