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02/26/2006, 05:51 PM
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Location: West Palm Beach Florida
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Anyone have a 40g. - FO or FOWLR tank??
anyone have a FO or FOWLR tank that is um... 40g.'s or less?? if u do can u post pics and a little info about ur tank.. (equipment.. stocking list.. etc)
thanks -josh
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-30g. Oceanic Cube Cuttlefish Reef -90g. Mixed Reef -14g Biocube FW planted tank -10g. frag tank (soon) Current Tank Info: 90g. Reef, 30g. Cube cuttlefish reef |
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02/27/2006, 02:42 PM
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Location: New Hampshire
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I have one...
I have a 40G regular not long or tall... right now it is a FOWLR tank... it was a lively reef for a while... but that was in the past before I bought a Undulated Trigger for the tank to have only one fish... Here is a picture of the tank before I bought the trigger...
 Stock List Included: Not anymore... now just an Undulated Trigger 1 Giant Clam 10 Turbo Snails / 5 Hermit Crabs / Pencil Urchin 1 Tomatoe Clown 1 Domino Damsel 1 Blue Damsel 1 Clark's Clown... II I believe Equipment Coral Life 50/50 Split 75 Watts; Now a 96 Watts PC X2 Protein Skimmer... though I forget which one... |
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02/28/2006, 12:09 AM
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Location: Fullerton, Ca
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Too bad the trigger ate everyone. That was a great looking tank
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02/28/2006, 07:05 AM
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Location: New Hampshire
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heard that one before :)
Yeah I wish it wo-uld have been different, had I not gone to the LPS. But that was before I understood that the guys at the pet stores had the trigger in a tank by herself for a reason.
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02/28/2006, 08:27 PM
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Moved On
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Ohio
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Nice tank
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