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Recently I thought of how we could mix geoguessr and reef tanks.

My idea is someone takes a screenshot of a tank they find on the internet and we have to find out where they got the screenshot from.

I'm open to suggestions about rules for the game and I will edit this post if new rules are suggested.

I'm not offering any prizes unfortunately, but maybe in the future one of the mods like @AlyciaMarie could turn this into a competition with prizes, like the game of keep one change one.

First tank to find:

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Not sure how this would work.

It would just be people reverse google image searching as no one on this earth knows what the FTS of every other reefer looks like. You can’t even make educated guesses which is part of the charm of geoguessr.

For this to work, it would have to be a picture of a reef underwater, and people would guess the region based on the coral and fish
 
Not sure how this would work.

It would just be people reverse google image searching as no one on this earth knows what the FTS of every other reefer looks like. You can’t even make educated guesses which is part of the charm of geoguessr.

For this to work, it would have to be a picture of a reef underwater, and people would guess the region based on the coral and fish
Maybe not, but we can see if anyone else comes up with any other strategies. If not we could always change the rules.

The picture of a natural coral reef could also work, I'll keep that idea in mind.
 

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