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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 55 Gallon all glass tank 48"x20"x13", Rena XP3 canister filter, Rena 300 air pump, Visi-Therm heater, Aquatech Flourescent lighting, Blue glass tinting.
Advice: keep it clean!! Do a lot of 25% water changes!!!!!!
Fish Kept: Blood Parrots, Angel Fish, and others
Corals/Plants: Fake
Tank Size: 55 gallons
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all i can say it is nice and looks bigger then 55gal. fish avatar
Wow, I really liked your tank. I'm a guy so when I say this don't think I'm wierd or anything, but it looks like something right out of Little Mermaid, except more beautiful. I like the color scheme and it doesn't seem like things were just thrown in to fill up space. You have plenty of room to swim and hide, and even the surroundings of the aquarium fit well. Best I've seen, great job. fish avatar

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