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Photo Caption: 46 GALLON BOW FRONT WITH SIX FISH.TANG, TRIGGER, CLOWN, AND DAMSELS. A FEW LAVA ROCKS AND SOME DEAD CORAL...
saltwater fish tank (mostly fish, little/no live coral) - 46 GALLON BOW FRONT WITH SIX FISH.TANG, TRIGGER, CLOWN, AND DAMSELS. A FEW LAVA ROCKS AND SOME DEAD CORAL...

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State: New Jersey
Country: United States
Description: 46 GALLON BOW FRONT WITH SIX FISH.TANG, TRIGGER, CLOWN, AND DAMSELS. A FEW LAVA ROCKS AND SOME DEAD CORAL...
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nice tank fish avatar
Your trigger will outgrow this tank. Pretty tank. fish avatar
i love your tank,hope i can get my tank looking this good. fish avatar
nice tank !!! fish avatar
Just to the left of your "A" key , hit that one, yeah, that one, the one that says Caps Lock. Nice tank also. fish avatar

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