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Photo Caption: My BABY!
70 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - My BABY!

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 70 Gallon, 200lbs lbs of live rock, crushed coral sand bed, metal halides light system,blue actnic lights, 2 Penguin @375 gph. 1 350 watt heater, Pro Pak Skimmer/bio filter, Penguin wheel bio filter.
Advice: Its not Cheap!....
Fish Kept: 2 golden (pair) Damsels, chocolate chip star fish, yellow tail damsel, male tomato clown.
Corals/Plants: Tank Bred Pink tip anemone, Tank Bred hawaiin anemone. They are from the Condy family.
Tank Size: 70 gallons
Quote: L4K3Rs!!! This game isnt EASY!...

COMMENTS

i really love it. this pic has given me a lot of inspiration. the iso of the LR in the middle is awesome fish avatar

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