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155 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 155gal Bow Front-Custom built stand and canopy

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State: South Carolina
Country: United States
Description: Mixed Mbuna- 155gal Bowfront. 2-10,00K T8, 1-10,000K/Actinic T5. 2-250gph powerheads, 2-700gph return pumps, 75gal hob/bioball in 30gal sump. Custom built stand and hood. 500-600lbs Slate and river rock, 200lbs of gravel.
Advice: Remember wood is cheap when building a stand.......
Fish Kept: Mixed Mbuna's-
Corals/Plants: N/A
Tank Size: 155 gallons

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