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sawickib
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sawickib

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    Gender:
    Male
    Birthday:
    Oct 13, 1999 (Age: 19)
    Location:
    US
    My Aquariums & Fish:
    180 gallon- Polypterus weeksii, teugelsi and delhezi, nandus nandus, geophagus, pearl gourmais, L25, gymnothorax polyuranodon
    55 gallon- Saltwater fish tank
    75 gallon- Polypterus buet, peacock eel, angelfish, synodontis, L114, and nandus nebulous
    20 gallon- axolotls
    27 gallon- 2 razorback musk turtles
    Oddball fish and leopard geckos

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                                                                                          Learn how to cycle your tank HERE
                                                                        I just like oddballs... if you need any help feel free to pm me
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                                                                                                                        -USA-            ^He was my prince^
                                                              A fish is the movement of water embodied and given shape. ~Dorris Lessing