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corals inverts stocking in 69 gallons tank - This is my beloved sea monster, Nelly

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State: South Dakota
Country: United States
Description: I'm just going with the usual
Advice: Just have fun! Dont try and drown them.
Fish Kept: Shark Egg
Corals/Plants: Seaweed and Cannabis
Tank Size: 69 gallons
Quote: It's not fish if it's on land!
About Yourself: My fish tank is the love of my life. I started when I failed college, I usually breed piranhas. My lifelong dream is to one day set them free. I am also looking for a fun loving, fish.

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Thank you, I'm thinking about getting him a mate. Any suggestions? fish avatar

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