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Photo Caption: Combo Tank, 180 and a 120. 2'x12'. The 120 is used for the carnivore and problematic specimens. I also have a few nano tanks.
180 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - Combo Tank, 180 and a 120. 2'x12'. The 120 is used for the carnivore and problematic specimens. I also have a few nano tanks.
saltwater fish - zebrasoma flavescens - yellow tang - hawaii stocking in 180 gallons tank - My dog checkin out the tang.

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State: New Jersey
Country: United States
Description: Combo Tank, 180 and a 120. 2'x12'. I keep my reef in the 180 gal. and my problematic specimens in the the 120 gal. I also have a few nano tanks.
Advice: I've only been keeping marine life for 3 years... ill take any advice
Fish Kept: all..
Corals/Plants: starter corals.
Tank Size: 180 gallons
Quote: Think Big.
About Yourself: Rare marine life fascinates and is a calming backdrop to anyones life.. to sustain an such an alien environment in the home aquaria is a great accomplishment. -Dave Atkinson

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that is absolutely awesome well jealous best ive seen in a long time fish avatar
That is so cool!!! awsome aquarium! One of the best I've seen!!! fish avatar
loveley tank is that a second tank at the back is it the same fish avatar

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