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State: Delaware
Country: United States
Description: 45 Gal tank , (1) Marineland Penguin 350 filter, live rock, and live sand and crushed coral, protein skimmer just broke, will be getting new one soon!
Advice: Enjoy!!
Fish Kept: Lionfish, picasso trigger and a star fish an a few turbo snails
Corals/Plants: 25lbs Live rock, 20lbs live sand and crushed coral and fake plants.
Tank Size: 45 gallons
About Yourself: I just recentley got back into aquarium and I am loving it!

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when i glanced at this tank i thought it was freshwater, u need to get rid of those plants and add more corals or fake saltwater decor, if i didnt see the lionfish i would have thought that is was really freshwater, i wanna see ur new and improved 75 gal, good luck with it fish avatar

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