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3500 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - 3500 gallon cylinder shark tank.. Right now i am housing 2 black tip reef sharks.

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Country: Canada
Description: Saltwatre shark tank cylinder made by renalds. Have a 2 horse power chiller jbj, reef system 300 gallon acrylic sump. hand build 8 foot skimmer. The tank is worth over 1000.00$. Yes the tank is quite empty but that is what blacktips like.
Advice: realize everybody has a opinion and the finall one is your's
Fish Kept: Black tip reef sharks.nurse sharks i have it all
Corals/Plants: not now renovating
Tank Size: 3500 gallons
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About Yourself: Own a fish shop in Toronto, We specialize in custome aquarium set ups .

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