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Photo Caption: my 15 gallon, my first planted tank soon to be started june 13 2008, 30 gallon power filter with open top and over head lighting, creativity in a box
15 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - my 15 gallon, my first planted tank soon to be started june 13 2008, 30 gallon power filter with open top and over head lighting, creativity in a box

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State: Oklahoma
Country: United States
Description: just gettin started just made some room for it and got it out of the attic
Advice: you'll remember it better if you learn the hard way right?
Fish Kept: none
Corals/Plants: none
Tank Size: 15 gallons
About Yourself: military brat stuck in oklahoma city, always willing to listen and learn, (Future design engineer)

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