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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 86"length x 22"width x 36"height with angled face 11 pieces of 3/8" tempered glass
Advice: know the nitrogen cycle,dont overfeed,introduce as much oxygen to the water as possible ,use ground fault circuit interuptors, create a natural ecosystem for your species
Fish Kept: 1 jack dempsey ,6 firemouths ,1 12"electric catfish ,2 rams , 2 discus ,3 african cichlids , 1 striped catfish ,1 inspector pleco
Corals/Plants: 3 live plants that really eat up the nitrates
Tank Size: 230 gallons
Quote: man is a victom of dope in the uncureable form of hope
About Yourself: fabricator

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You should put up more pictures of your set up. I'm tring to figure out whats going on with your tank. It looks cool and all. I just cant figure it out. Is it in the wall? fish avatar
good job on the tank it is very impressive fish avatar
Nice setup, looks really natural in that crazy looking tank! fish avatar

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