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State: North Carolina
Country: United States
Description: 2 Emperor 400 Filters, 1 Rena Filstar XP1, Sea-Clone 100 Protein Skimmer, Aqua Clear 70 w/ 2 Quick Filters, Aqua Clear 70 w/ Quick Filter, Jager 200w Heater, 2 18" Marine Glo Bulbs, 2 18" Power Glo Bulbs, 2 Marineland Glass Canopys, 53lbs of Live Rock, 44lbs of Grey Tidal Calcite
Advice: to much filtration isnt a bad thing
Fish Kept: 1 Percula Clownfish, 1 Scooter Blenny, 1 Four Stripped Damsel, 1 Yellow Tail Damsel, 2 Green Chromis, 1 Blue Devil Damsel, 1 Yellow Clown Goby, 1 Chocolate Chip Starfish, 24 Blue/Red Legged Hermit Crabs, 3 Green/Red Emerald Crabs, 15 Scarlet Hermit Crabs, 15 Turbo Snails, 10 Astrea Snails
Corals/Plants: Pink Birdsnest
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: Ahead of the Curve

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i used to have a saltwater tank but it got expenive and i had a chocolae chip starfish and i called it nipples cause of the things on the top of it. fish avatar

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