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State: Arizona
Country: United States
Description: your basic 55 gallon aquarium ,it has a penguin 330 bio wheel filter, a fluval 305 canister filter, a whisper air pump,a 40w aqua glo bulb.
Advice: Just man up and dont be afraid to try new things
Fish Kept: african ciclhids,clown loaches, tiger barbs,cardinal neons,
Corals/Plants: all real plants...some swords, and others that i dont know the names of. 'oh and my marijane plant. white sand. a piece of drift wood that i found. and cool looking river rock.
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: """"AAAAARRRRHHH""""
About Yourself: life safety technition by day family man by night. i have been into aquariums for about 1 year, they have always just been interesting to so i thought id give a shot.

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I couldn't help but notice the "unusual" plant you had in the upper left corner. Do the fish get the munchies? Great tank... fish avatar
Nice, for a freshy. Lets get you into some salt. Matt fish avatar

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