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90 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 90 Gallon Freshwater Emperor 400 and Rena XP3 250 and 150 watt heaters Rena air pump

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State: Iowa
Country: United States
Description: 90 Gallon Freshwater Emperor 400 and Rena XP3 Hydor 300 ETH (Inline Heater) Rena air pump
Advice: Do plenty of research and reading. Do your work up front to understand all that is involved with keeping a good tank. Doing this work upfront will save a lot of fish, frustration, time, and money down the road.
Fish Kept: 10 inch tiger oscar and 4 silver dollars
Corals/Plants: NA
Tank Size: 90 gallons
Quote: 60% of the time it works everytime.
About Yourself: What can you say, I'm a fish geek. If it wasn't for my wife, I would have gone broke buying fish tanks.

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