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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 55 Gallon Fish only tank w/ 2 fluval 305's a prizm protein skimmer 9watt tetra uv sterilizer 50 lbs of live rock and 50 lbs of coral a cow fish, koran angel, turbo snails, and some damsels, let me know what you think about my set up o and lets not forget all my corals (dead)
Advice: Start slow read up a lot and be PATIENT!!!
Fish Kept: 55 Gallon Fish only tank w/ 2 fluval 305's a prizm protein skimmer 9watt tetra uv sterilizer 50 lbs of live rock and 50 lbs of coral a cow fish, koran angel, turbo snails, and some damsels, let me know what you think about my set up o and lets not forget all my corals (dead)
Corals/Plants: alL DEAD cORALS
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: Saltyyyyyyyyy
About Yourself: Im in LA and love marine fish so this is what i put up for my enjoyment. IT REALLY RELIEVES STRESS

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i bet u have a nice tank just a bad pic a little blury fish avatar

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