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State: New Jersey
Country: United States
Description: I HAVE A EMPERPR BIO WHEEL 400 FILTRER & A AQUA 70 FILTER A PENGUIN POWER HEAD 660 JAGER 250W HEATER & MY LIGHTING IS ONE CORALIFE BLUE & A CORALIFE 50/50 LIGHT & AFRICAN MIX GRAVLE ROCKS
Advice: TAKE YOUR TIME DONT RUSH YOU HAVE ENOUGH TIME ASK ? & READ BOOK & HAVE DOING IT THIS DESING YOUR TANK FOR YOU THIS IS NOT A COMPOTITION JUST HAVE FUN
Fish Kept: I HAVE MIX AFRICAN CICHLID EGG RAISD BLACK CONVICT CICHILD 2 RED TAIL CATFISH 1 RED TETRA & 1 FRONTOSA
Corals/Plants: 8 FAKE PLANTS LAVA ROCKS
Tank Size: 90 gallons
Quote: HAVE FUN
About Yourself: I FISH TANK FOR OVER 10 YEARS STILL GOT STUFF TO LEARN MY NEXT TANK IS GOING TO BE A 200 OR 300 GAL SALT WATER TANK THEN NO MORE TANKS FOR ME :-)

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live your fish.... yeah go NY...whoo hoo fish avatar
do yourself a favor , throw out that Giants flag and take a better picture of just your tank. otherwise this would be ratemybannertank.com fish avatar

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