Photo #1 - Live Rock Cycling - None Yet - N/a

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Photo Caption: live rock cycling
140 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - live rock cycling
fish tank picture - VHO LIGHTS

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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: Just getting started with my huge 140 gallon salt water tank fish tank is custom with cherry Hood and stand. The tank is and oceanic tank with custom 5 8ths think glass with a blue built in acrylic overflow. For the lighting I have two 400 watt metal halides lights with 2 48inch V.H.O with 430 ice cap.
Advice: READ
Fish Kept: NONE YET
Corals/Plants: N/A
Tank Size: 140 gallons
Quote: TANK CHANCES...LOL
About Yourself: I AM JUST STARTING OUT WITH THE WHOLE SALTWATER THING BUT AM VERY READY TO TAKE ON THE DAILY DUTIES THAT YOU HAVE BEEN DOING FOR A WHILE... I AM A NEWBEE SO HELP IS GOING TO BE NEEDED THANK I HOPEFULLY SOON MY TANK WILL BE AS NICE AS SOME OF YOU GUYS. THANK TONY

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