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State: Illinois
Country: United States
Description: I currently have a 125 gallon Fresh Water Aquarium. It's 21 in x 74 in x 54 in, two Aqueon LED light strips. For filtration, I use two Marineland Emperor Per Filters. I also have two 200 Watt heaters in my tank.
Advice: Let your tank cycle before adding fish. I know it's hard to wait but it will pay off in the long run. Also when you do start adding fish, start with just a couple at a time so you don't have anomia spikes.
Fish Kept: Clown Pleco, Bala Shark (, Blood Parrot
Corals/Plants: plastic and silk
Tank Size: 125 gallons

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