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State: Texas
Country: United States
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I enjoy how deceptive this photo is! fish avatar
that's def a 5 gallong. it's on his desk in his cubicle, and he works at capital one... am i right? lol cuz that looks like the cubicle i used to have lol fish avatar
5 gallons,or 500 gallons? fish avatar
pretty good the only thing is to add more corals to spark it up do u have any fish in there ? :) fish avatar
Lookin good bro! fish avatar
Keep us all abreast of your aquarium stories. See ya at work nancy! fish avatar
that is some crazy stuff!You should update when you get a stocking list.I always wanted to do a small tank but ended up with a 125g with about 500 pieces of sps go figure.I still admire the DIY aspect of your approach looks cool. fish avatar

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