The Hand Me Down Newbie Tank

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This is what i was given from a friend. she said it had two clown fish in it. hmmmmmmmm.

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A couple of weeks in wala clown fish. she was right.

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Months later a carpet went in for the lil guys.

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5 months later I am getting there. I had a sump crash and I rebuilt it, took me a week but I did it.

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This was taken today just for the coral contest. I am hooked no more fresh water, i was given the whole dirty setup and turned nasty lemons into lemonade with a lot of help from Easy Aquariums in Gorham maine...they are so patient with me. I do prefer corals that stay alive, hell im not finicky......just let it live.
 
Wow!! What a transformation!! Great job!!
 
It's like opening your eyes, first its dark then it gets better and better, great job
 
i have star fish that bury in the sand and they eat everything, he hides doesnt bother fish or corals, hes gentle
 
Great job!
 

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