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State: Michigan
Country: United States
Description: 70 gallon 2 tank system with connecting fish bridge
Advice: Take it slow
Fish Kept: rummy nose tetras, neon tetras, CPD's, yoyo loaches, cory cats, ornate dwarf rasboras, harlequin rasboras, cardinals, greman blue rams, apistogrammas, otocilclus, rainbow threadfins, cherry and amano shrimp
Tank Size: 70 gallons

COMMENTS

so awesome. I want this. fish avatar
Now thats an office! How on earth do you get any work done at your desk! I would never be able to focuss on my work. fish avatar
I did want to ask how do you keep water in the bridge? fish avatar
One word. WOW! fish avatar
Once again I gave you a 10 for a great looking set up. fish avatar
The fish swim through the bridge all the time fish avatar
That is cool that you made the top 10. 2 aquarim to make it on the MIAPG forum fish avatar
That is awesome! Do the fish actually swim across the bridge? fish avatar

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