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Photo Caption: 125 Gallons, going for a "Lost City of Atlantis" theme.
125 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Some of my Angels, with the Severum in the back.
125 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 125 Gallons, going for a "Lost City of Atlantis" theme.

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State: New Hampshire
Country: United States
Description: 125 Gallon Tank 6 ft. Long, 18.25 in. Wide, 21 in. Tall Ehiem 6128 Canister Filter 9 Angelfish, 4 Silver Dollars, 1 Bleeding Heart, 4 Plecos, 1 Jewel Cichlid, 1 Green Terror, 1 Hatchet Fish, 1 Severum, 3 Cory Cats, and a few other misc fish.
Advice: Find someone who has a tank and learn from them.
Fish Kept: Angels, plecos, silver dollars, comets, and others
Corals/Plants: none, all fake :(
Tank Size: 125 gallons

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nice tank were can I get some atlantis stuff....... fish avatar

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