Photo #1 - Taken After Moving To New House.

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Photo Caption: Taken after moving to new house.
150 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Taken after moving to new house.

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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: Tank is 72x24x24, using a Rena Filstar 3 (2) 75 W Heaters
Advice: READ!!!!!!!!! Have lots of patience
Fish Kept: 2 Bala Sharks, 3 Tiger Barbs, 2 Clown Loaches, 2 Pink Gourmies, 1 Angel, 2 Algea, 1 Peacock eel,
Corals/Plants: N/A
Tank Size: 150 gallons
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About Yourself: I happen to see this tank in someones driveway and stopped to see if they wanted it. I got it free and spent about 2 weeks cleaning it up. Its my first tank so I read and read and of course read some more. I set the tank up and left alone for about 3 weeks before I put my first fish in it. I have had it now about a year and a half and no problems what so ever.

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