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150 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - side shot

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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: it 6 feet long ,i have 2 fluval 304's, 2 pieces of sinking driftwood, all artificial plants from ebay 20 with shipping for all of them i have the all glass lighting system i tryed to keep it as natrual as possible i have more driftwood on its way and
Advice: its adds up dont just buy a tank with some accesories for a cheap price and think your only gonna spend a few dollars to finsih it up becuase i bought the tank the stnd and the filters and i was like oooo itll only be another few hundred for everything else im like upto 1000 ive spent on this tank now and im still not done
Fish Kept: i only have a few rosey reds in there with my 4 and half inch peacock bass but im looking into a jardini arrowana as well as a black ghost knife and i put a down payment on a 10 inch hifin pleco
Corals/Plants: all artificial
Tank Size: 150 gallons
Quote: get rich or die tryin
About Yourself: fish tanks are cool man this is my first major one im only 19 so i got my whole life to get a bigger one

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