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72 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - Tank 1

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State: Maryland
Country: United States
Description: 72 Gal Bowfront,standard lighting,Euro-Reef skimmer, 20 gal sump, 60lbs live rock.
Advice: TRIAL & ERROR!! Try to learn as much as possible to eliminated some of the errors. Be PATIENT PATIENT PATIENT. Learn fish compatability and be prepared to spend some money. Oh yeah, BE PATIENT.
Fish Kept: Maroon Clown, Niger Trigger, Spotted Puffer, Yellow Tang, Bursa Trigger. Hippo Tang, Cortez Angel.
Corals/Plants: None
Tank Size: 72 gallons
Quote: "Hold what you got till you get what you need"

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