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45 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - 45 Gallon Salt Water Fish Tank. Started on January 27th, 2006. This picture was taken on February 15th,, 2006. There are 2 3-Stripe Damsels, 2 Domino Damsels, 2 Yellow- Tail & 2 Yellow-Bellied Damsels, Blue Damsel, Royal Gramma Basselet, & Yellow Tang, anenome, crabs, shrimp, snail, starfish, & about 25/30 lbs. of live rock.
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Photo Caption: 45 Gallon Salt Water Fish Tank. Started on January 27th, 2006. This picture was taken on February 15th,, 2006. There are 2 3-Stripe Damsels, 2 Domino Damsels, 2 Yellow- Tail & 2 Yellow-Bellied Damsels, Blue Damsel, Royal Gramma Basselet, & Yellow Tang, anenome, crabs, shrimp, snail, starfish, & about 25/30 lbs. of live rock.
45 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - 45 Gallon Salt Water Fish Tank. Started on January 27th, 2006. This picture was taken on February 15th,, 2006. There are 2 3-Stripe Damsels, 2 Domino Damsels, 2 Yellow- Tail & 2 Yellow-Bellied Damsels, Blue Damsel, Royal Gramma Basselet, & Yellow Tang, anenome, crabs, shrimp, snail, starfish, & about 25/30 lbs. of live rock.

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State: Wisconsin
Country: United States
Description: Our very 1st Salt Water Fish tank. Started on January 26th, 2006. SO FAR we've spent about $1,500 in this tank.
Advice: Take your time & be prepared to come out of some big bucks. Once you get started you will keep on finding that "one more thing" for your tank & then you'll start thinkng about a BIGGER tank. In the end though you appreciate all of the work & cash you put into it; it will mesmerize you sometimes how beautiful your tank is.
Fish Kept: 2 3-Stripe Damsels, 2 Domino Damsels, 2 Yellow- Tail & 2 Yellow-Bellied Damsels, Blue Damsel, Bi-Color Angel, Coral Beauty Angel, Lemon Peel Angel, Clarkii Clown, Percula Clown, Royal Gramma Basselet, & Yellow Tang.
Corals/Plants: None
Tank Size: 45 gallons
About Yourself: Single mother of 2 boys. Lives with children & significant other.

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