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60 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - This is my 44 gal corner fish tank. It has been set up for just over a week. I added 40lbs of live rock yesterday. I am going to wait for at least 2 more weeks before I add any fish. I still have not decided if I want to get a skimmer or not.
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Photo Caption: This is my 44 gal corner fish tank. It has been set up for just over a week. I added 40lbs of live rock yesterday. I am going to wait for at least 2 more weeks before I add any fish. I still have not decided if I want to get a skimmer or not.
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60 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - This is my 44 gal corner fish tank. It has been set up for just over a week. I added 40lbs of live rock yesterday. I am going to wait for at least 2 more weeks before I add any fish. I still have not decided if I want to get a skimmer or not.

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State: Ohio
Country: United States
Description: Just starting
Advice: just starting
Fish Kept: just starting
Corals/Plants: just starting
Tank Size: 60 gallons

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