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State: Colorado
Country: United States
Description: Its a custom 40 gallon L shape acrylic aquarium. Specs: -under cabnet LED Lighting from lowes (5 disks total) has dimmer -2 internal filters -1 heater -Lots of artificial wood, plants and rock
Advice: most importantly enjoy it!!! otherwise its pointless!
Fish Kept: -12 cory catfish of different species -3 buenos aires tetras -7 tiger barbs -1 red tailed shark -few live breeders
Corals/Plants: all plastic/ silk drift wood varies rocks and small boulders
Tank Size: 40 gallons
Quote: Bigger is better!
About Yourself: started with a 10 gallon when i was 5 then a 20 then a 29 then a 55 and and now a 40 l corner shape. i have always loved fishkeeping its my passion.

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Very beautiful tank. Nicely thought out. fish avatar

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