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75 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - 75 gallon

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Country: Canada
Description: Got a 75 gallon reef tank and a 20 gallon freshwater
Advice: Unless you wanna waste money and kill fish, take your time and don't rush ... TRUST me
Fish Kept: Saltwater has 2 clown fish, 3 fire gobies, 1 diamond watchmen goby, 2 cleaner shrimps, 3 other red shrimps, 1 feather duster worm, couple snails and couple crabs Freshwater has 1 betta, 6 neon tetras, 4 ghost shrimps, 3 ottos and 2 cory cat fish
Corals/Plants: Got 2 corals in my tank but do not names
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: It is what it is
About Yourself: My girl brought home a betta in a small little bowl, I immediately went out and got a 10 gallon tank, returned that and got a 20 gallon tank that's how it all started folks. Now I'm building a 75 gallon salt water ...

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