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65 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - Tank is cycled

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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: Dual Flourescents; tank is 36x18x22; Filtration - Eheim (164g/h) and Fluval 404 (340g/h) canisters; MJ 1200 (295 g/h) and MJ 400(110g/h) powerheads; decorations - Lace and lava rock; substrate - arag live sand..... live rock and skimmer on the way...
Advice: Fell off the horse, will cycle my 65g again
Corals/Plants: No
Tank Size: 65 gallons

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Hi, any updated pictures? fish avatar

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