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State: Ohio
Country: United States
Description: 75 gallon -skimmer and hang on back marineland filter -some live rock -two single tube fluorescent lights 29 gallon - 2 aqua clear hang on back filters -1 box filter -some live rock 12 gallon -marineland 12 gallon tank with built in filter and light. -live rock
Advice: Patience is the key with any aquarium, don't add to many fish to quickly!!
Fish Kept: Volitans lionfish, Checkered Butterfly- 75 gallon Valentini Puffer, skunk clown- 12 gallon Longhorn Cowfish- being temporarily housed in a 29 gallon, until he is larger. Yellow and Black Striped Chromis and flame scallop- 10 gallon
Corals/Plants: none
Tank Size: 75 gallons
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About Yourself: Went to school for biology. Have always loved fish and aquariums began training for a career as an aquarist. Also have interned at 2 different aquariums in the US.

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