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State: Illinois
Country: United States
Description: 55 gallon-4x12x18, fluval 405 canister filter, heater, aqua glow lighting, aqua C remora protien skimmer, turbo twist UV sterilizer, 20 lbs of live rock. 75 gallon- 20 galllon sump, coralife lighting, UV sterilizer, Coralife protien skimmer, heater, 50 lbs of live rock
Advice: Take it slow.
Fish Kept: 55 gallon-Royal Gramma, 2 Chromis, Coral Beauty Angel, Molly MIller Blenny, 2 Percula clowns,six line wrasse, 2 Cleaner Shrimp, crabs and snails. 75 gallon- yellow tang, maroon clown, huge yellow tail damsel, flame angel, choclate chip star, peppermint shrimp, crabs and snails
Corals/Plants: fake coral
Tank Size: 75 gallons
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man ur 75 is awesome i have 60lbs of rock in mine and it looks like u have more fish avatar
nice tank almost better than mine! check me out! fish avatar

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