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Fri, 22nd Apr 2005, 11:26 AM #5
Kylaohhh

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RE: Leaky tank nightmare

Ok thanks guys. I'll get the balls into the fuge this morning!

55 g reef, 44 g biker bar, 44 g African Cichlid, 15 g brackish

All this started with a beta and I\'m just getting started! LOL

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