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State: Oklahoma
Country: United States
Description: 35lbs of rock,oceanic power compact lights, 8 crabs, 4 turbo snails, 2 snails, 2 cleaner shrimp, 1 peppermint shrimp, 1 serpent starfish,
Advice: Slow and steady
Fish Kept: 2 clown fish, 1 hippo tang, 1 sand sifting goby, mandarin.
Corals/Plants: 2 acan colonies (red,pink) green flower anenome,2 headed dendro, candy cane colony, mushrooms, orange ricordea, frogspawn, sponge, 3 head torch, leathers, maxima clam, zoa colony, favia,pink and purple polyzoa colony,yellow sponge that grew on its own, Cats paw,
Tank Size: 30 gallons
About Yourself: My girlfriend said she wanted a fish tank not knowing how much money I would be wasting on it. She is still my girlfriend and not my wife.

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Dude, I like your tank but you got to go sky high with that rock. Trust me, you be glad you did. More rock, more rock, more rock. Nice tank. fish avatar

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