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State: Illinois
Country: United States
Description: 75 gallon fish only with live rock tank...has a 20 gallon sump filter w/ protein skimmmer, 90 lbs of live rock in tank and sump, several fake plants
Advice: keep on, keep truckin'
Fish Kept: Powder Brown Tang, True Facula Butterfly, Coral Beauty Angelfish, Algae Blenny, 2 Ocellaris Clownfish, Coral Banded Shrimp, 2 Scarlet Leg Hermit Crabs
Corals/Plants: a few fake plants for now
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: Shake and Bake
About Yourself: I'm 20 years old, full time student workin full time, spending any extra doe on the fish tanks.....

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like the bottle, and that plant in the middle. nice clean look fish avatar
its a corona bottle, and i bought a drill bit for glass and put it in this drill press thing and, i took about 4 bottles before i could drill the hole w/out shattering the bottle...but then i just ran air hose to it w/ an air stone in the bottle fish avatar
hey man nice tank! i like the bottle, did you make it yourself - how? fish avatar

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