Photo #2 - Here Is A Photo Of My Aquarium As It Currently Is...

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Photo Caption: Here is a photo of my aquarium as it currently is. I will be adding older photos as well as new ones with any significant additions.
fish tank picture - Additional Image of my tank
29 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Here is a photo of my aquarium as it currently is. I will be adding older photos as well as new ones with any significant additions.

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State: Utah
Country: United States
Description: I have a 29 Gallon Show Aquarium, I will put up the brand later. Got it at Petco.
Advice: I used to do this as a hobby as a teenager and I just recently picked it up again.
Fish Kept: Valentini Puffer Bar Goby 2 Clownfish Coral Beauty Angelfish 2 Blue Damsels Firefish Green Mandarin Goby Scooter Blennie Green Mandarin Goby Sally Lightfoot Crab 2 Blue-legged Hermit Crabs Emerald Crab
Corals/Plants: 10 plastic plants Pencil Sea Urchin Sea Anemone
Tank Size: 29 gallons
Quote: Don't look for reasons why you can't do things, look for reasons why you can.
About Yourself: Weber State University College Student. Intern at a law office. I stared to do aquariums as a hobby again while in school.

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