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State: Connecticut
Country: United States
Description: 90 Gallon Demensions 48X18X24 High Output T5 Deep Blue lighting. Single Overflow, Megaflow 110 Gallon Sump Heating Fluval Digital Thermostat Heater
Advice: Take your time, do your research
Fish Kept: Red Turquoise Discus, Blue Diamond Discus, Botia Loach, Marble Veil Angel, Black Veil Angel, Neon Tetra, Gold Barb, Whiptail Catfish
Corals/Plants: amazon swords, Ludwiga, ozalot sword, Wisteria, Spiralis
Tank Size: 93 gallons
About Yourself: I've had a fish tank all my life and started my first tank during science class in 8th grade. My longest running tank was a reef for 10 years and it was lost in the October storm that hit the northeast in 2011. Now I have this planted tank I am displaying. My occupation is in management.

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