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140 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 140 Gal. Mixed Reef

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State: Wisconsin
Country: United States
Description: 140 gal. mixed reef
Advice: Patience!
Fish Kept: Many
Corals/Plants: Many
Tank Size: 140 gallons
Quote: Hi

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I have to say, this is one amazing tank. I can tell the time, money, and hard work you've put into building this wonderful tank. Great job. fish avatar
VERRY NICE!!!!!!!!!!! fish avatar
That looks amazing well done. I can tell alot of time effort and no dout money went in to that. fish avatar

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