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79 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - Not too heavily stocked at the moment, low bioload, extremely high oxygen content. Very easy to maintain - the lazy reef keepers dream. BB sand bed, and using the controversial no-skimmer technique. Seems to be working a treat. - I'm a dork. Obviously.
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Photo Caption: Not too heavily stocked at the moment, low bioload, extremely high oxygen content. Very easy to maintain - the lazy reef keepers dream. BB sand bed, and using the controversial no-skimmer technique. Seems to be working a treat. - I'm a dork. Obviously.
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79 gallons saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - Not too heavily stocked at the moment, low bioload, extremely high oxygen content. Very easy to maintain - the lazy reef keepers dream. BB sand bed, and using the controversial no-skimmer technique. Seems to be working a treat. - I'm a dork. Obviously.

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Country: New Zealand
Description: Not too heavily stocked at the moment, low bioload, extremely high oxygen content. Very easy to maintain - the lazy reef keepers dream. BB sand bed, and using the controversial no-skimmer technique. Seems to be working a treat. - I'm a dork. Obviously.
Advice: Gamble, gamble like there's no tomorrow, and you too could have a tank as beautiful as this one. You know the odds now beat them.
Fish Kept: 1 x Crapicus Drawnicus (paperback angel)
Corals/Plants: One sponge- Mopicus Spongicus
Tank Size: 79 gallons
Quote: "You dont need to be rich to have a successful reef tank." -rc

COMMENTS

yeah thats funny alright takes some imagination to come up with something like that, though thats a nice tank i hope ur actually put some REAL fish into it as id love a tank that size, take care lol fish avatar
i like it, minimal, clean, low maintenance. shibby. fish avatar
rubbish fish avatar
Is that a Sohal? fish avatar
Its got alot of potential. I think the fish needs a friend.He looks a bit flat. fish avatar
what i want to know...is what the tanks rated WORSE than this look like lol. fish avatar
best tank i've ever seen...your balls deep buddy fish avatar
Sweet tank. fish avatar
Well, the sponge looks good! But hey - CLEAN YOUR ROOM! Bet your mom says that to you all the time! fish avatar
Your tank looks great mate! Where did you get that fish? Is that one of those rare blue tailed Crapicus Drawnicus, or just a common one with the yellow tail? I can't judge by the picture bro.The sponge is in great shape too! I bet you have a strong iodine level. Keep up with the good job!I hope one day i'll have a tank half as nice as yours. Take Care Man! You made me laugh:-) Thanx! fish avatar
great tank lol hahaha .. NOT fish avatar
really thats just retarded i always rate you 0 fish avatar
ok.... NOT FUnny this tank like sucks !! LOl fish avatar
lol are u high or poor no offence man but wtf fish avatar

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