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YOU SURE GOT LUCKY GREAT LOOKING TANK. HOPE YOU ALSO RECEIVED THE ESSENTIALS ALONG WITH THE TANK, GRAVEL, LIGHTS, FILTERS, AND SO ON.
WHERE ABOUT IN BROOKLYN DO YOU LIVE, I WAS BORN AND RAISED IN RIDGEWOOD.
 
Somervell said:
That is so cool, Ricky. GOLDFISH TANK!!!! :)
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I would, but Marcus would probably punch me in the nuggets the next time I see him. Might be worth it to do it just to **** him off though... :devil:

Rays are definitely another possibility, as is a CA or SA medium cich community, or most likely, due to the very low nature of the tank, some sort of open top paludarium display. No essentials, Finjoy. Just the tank, stand, and some gross pinkish sand that is likely due for the trash heap. Also, I am now a resident of Queens. Just never got around to changing the profile.

Thanks for looking, everyone!
 
19" tall without the stand, Rach. The whole deal comes up to about waist height though. Been thinking a bit about discus, we'll have to see what I'm into when the funds come together to start buying equipment. The whole deal comes up to about waist height though. Platy, pendants are probably the only way to go, given the non standard size and weird angles. The tank is actually currently living in the basement of my building. I don't think the upper floors in this old building would be able to support such a behemoth. Even empty, it is already impossibly heavy. It's funny, finally starting to look into and read up on fish I never thought I'd have the means to keep.
 
That would be a great display tank for corals or a killer saltwater mangrove or marsh setup with a sandy terrestrial area with grasses and fiddler crabs. The possibilities are endless.
 
Make a whole south or central American Eco system down to the very last detail. Add a sting Ray from the amazon discus angels Oscar have fun with it! Look amazing nice pick up!
 
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