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Photo Caption: Saltwater Center of Life!
53 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - Saltwater Center of Life!

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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: 52 Gallon Flat Back Hex, 48 Inches long 14 wide Perfecto Dual Lights Anctic blue and Powerglo Fluval Canister 405,Rio 600 PH, 20lbs Live Rock
Advice: Patience is a must to get started. Ask questions and read a lot...and dont buy everything they try to push at you as a must.... But once you start is addictive...
Fish Kept: 1 Yellow Tang, 2 Percula Clowns, 1 Tomato Clown, 1 Dominoe Demsel, 1Stripe Demsel, 1 Small Clown Trigger, Red Emperror Star fish and a Purple DottyBack....2 Turbo Snails
Corals/Plants: 1 Dry Coral
Tank Size: 53 gallons
Quote: Love them fishs!!!!!

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