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Photo Caption: this is my 40g fish only tank still only 1 week old
40 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - this is my 40g fish only tank still only 1 week old

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Country: Australia
Description: i have been building my tank over a few weekends it has a Sander protein skimmer and a Aqualiana tiwn 10000k Ultra_Sunlight, Super_Actinic lighting.
Advice: it all takes time just wait
Fish Kept: 1 brown tang 2 common clowns 1 blenny 1 green filefish
Corals/Plants: yes but unsure of what sort
Tank Size: 40 gallons
Quote: none

COMMENTS

nice tank - keep the pics commin fish avatar
y put a pick on there if there is not rock work or fish to rate i mean .... yea right i am goin rate a tank and 40 gallons of water .. W - E :>( fish avatar
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