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State: Maryland
Country: United States
Description: 75 gal.e blackstrip 48x21x18,2 all glass 48inch light strips(top and bottom),2 dual 330 penguin bio ,wheelfilters,1 12inch,i 12inch underwater heater, bubble tube,glass rocks,slate bottom,limestone rocks,jaguar skull,ming tzu dynasty tomb and homemade caves.
Advice: take your time and be original,dig deep into your mind and create a world that others may dream about.invite them over and let their jaw drop to the floor in aww.Inspire others with your talent to keep this hobby alive and boost your skills with more competition.
Fish Kept: 1 female managuense,1 jack dempsey,1 red devil,1 bifiscatium,2 crayfish.
Corals/Plants: no plants,just a slate bottom(gravel is wack),glass rocks,limestone.
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: yaaaah let loose the four horsemen
About Yourself: between my busy schedule of working campus security and being in school, I usually like to unwimd and create a less stressful environment in my aquarium.

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