Photo #2 - An Image Of My 75 Gallon Reef Tank.

Submitted By: ron bizzle on
Photo Caption: An image of my 75 gallon reef tank.
fish tank picture - Another Shot of the tank.
75 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - An image of my 75 gallon reef tank.

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State: Missouri
Country: United States
Description: Reef/fish tank which was started in 2003
Advice: Read read read read........ and be patient..
Fish Kept: Blenny's, Clown fish, damsels, cardinals, goby's, and more to come...
Corals/Plants: Mushroom's,bubble corals, hammer corals, xenia's, flower pots, star polyps, more to come...
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: I need a bigger tank!
About Yourself: As a hobbiest of the fresh water fish, seeing for the first time the saltwater world in jamaica had made a big difference for me.

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