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75 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - First tank

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State: Oregon
Country: United States
Description: 63x23x12 Brawndy Cylinder (TM) with twelve mid-spectrum glo-light bulbs, Custom C2H6O filtration system, multi-watt heater unit.
Advice: Never give up, you can always get more fish but you can't get more dedication so always have dedication. Water quality is only as bad as you make it.
Fish Kept: Yes
Corals/Plants: No well some corals and plants but they're small so you can't see them in the picture
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: If god gave us all lemons, the trees would go on strike.
About Yourself: I'm a professional member of the RDC and keep tanks on the side.

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