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Photo Caption: This is the tank that i got for my birthday, and i absolutely love it..
12 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - This is the tank that i got for my birthday, and i absolutely love it..

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State: Mississippi
Country: United States
Description: I turned 14 and i got this for my birthday... it may not be very large, but I LOVE IT!!
Advice: Saltwater tanks are so much fun, and the fish are beautiful
Fish Kept: Clownfish, Hippo Tang, Cleaner Shrimp, various crabs and snails, and SandSifter.
Corals/Plants: Various Zoesm Feather duster, Tonga Branches
Tank Size: 12 gallons
Quote: "This Might Sound A Little Mean, But I Dont Care"
About Yourself: My name is Brennan, and i absolutely love saltwater fish. I love the movie Finding Nemo, so all of my fish are based off of that move..

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yet another person being cruel to a hippo tank atleast your not as bad as the other 1 1/2 gallon with hippo tang fish avatar

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