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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: 75 gal 48x18x21 freshwater tank. two Marineland Emperor 400 HOB filters,natural sand bottom, w air stone,fake plants and real rocks.
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Fish Kept: Green Terror, Sailfin Pleco (L-83), Pictus Cat, Rainbow Shark
Corals/Plants: Fake plants
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: "We can't stop here,this is bat country!"
About Yourself: I've been in the hobby just over two years now.A friend of mine was moving and gave me a 10gal, that lasted about a month. Then I got a 30 gal that lasted almost a year. Then came the 75, want to go bigger but don't quite have the room. Maybe i'll just build a pond.

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