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220 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 220 as its going together. See other pics. Finished product to be uploaded soon.

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State: Ohio
Country: United States
Description: 220 gallon with Motoro Ray, Reticulatus Ray, Goby, Tiger shovelnose cat, Redtail cat, Florida Gar.
Advice: PATIENCE......Take time to effectively set up your new tank. Make sure to cycle your tank properly.
Fish Kept: 7 Different setups including a community tank, rays, african cichlids, Nemo saltwater community, Saltwater with barracuda, guppy community, and a "hospital" tank for any occuring problems.
Corals/Plants: None yet
Tank Size: 220 gallons

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