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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: 48" x 18" x 20"
Advice: Live in Florida....buy your fish slowly do not over populate. choose between agressive tanks or peaceful tanks. buy your fish online if you don't want to get ripped off on the price.
Fish Kept: Blue Tang, Yellow Tang, Blue Angelfish, 6 Blue Damsels, 30 Blue Legged Crabs, 15 Red Legged Crabs, 10 Cerith Snails, 12 Nassurlius Snails, 10 Mexican Turbo Snails
Corals/Plants: About to start adding corals once I get the money for the lights and skimmer.
Tank Size: 75 gallons
About Yourself: im a college student and i wish i was going for marine biology but instead becoming an architect. I live in Texas it is very hard to find good fish for a good price.

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hi, i was wondering how do i keep my fish nice and help like your. i have a problem for some reason all my fish is losting there color..can you help me pls. fish avatar

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