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144 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 144 Gallon Semi Circle

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Country: Canada
Description: 144 Gallon Semi Circle. Coralife lighting. filter..Sump. 174hp Pump. 2 Ported Aerator. U.V. Light
Advice: Don't hesitate, just do it!
Fish Kept: African Chiclids
Corals/Plants: Fake
Tank Size: 144 gallons
Quote: Its not the destination...its the journey!
About Yourself: Commercial Diver

COMMENTS

stunning! :) fish avatar
Badass dude fish avatar
It's the arrangement and setting that makes this tank!! Good job!! Well planned. fish avatar
wow this is an incredible tank!!!! fish avatar
Your tank is seriously the hottest tank I've seen on this website so far, so slick . . . fish avatar

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