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State: Illinois
Country: United States
Description: 96 Gallon planted tank started on November 2, 2009. All live plants. 250watt Coralife lighting. Sump filter w/ bio balls and activated carbon.
Advice: Expect to have setbacks and to pay a lot more than you bargained for but the end result is worth it.
Fish Kept: Discus, Black Veil Angels, Cardinal Tetras, Cory Cats, Leopard Plecos, flying fox, Rummy Nose Tetras...
Corals/Plants: A lot
Tank Size: 96 gallons
Quote: It's all about the fish -My Dad

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Absolutely gorgeous fish! You have such a variety & they are all beautiful, along with the way you have planted your tank. fish avatar
Fuck those overpriced oily fish!!! fish avatar

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