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Proof that I actually still have a tank;)

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  1. 08-08-2011, 09:27 PM #1
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    Default Proof that I actually still have a tank;)

    Well I literally have done nothing to it in several months but I do still have a tank!
    I'm kinda embarrassed at the state of my glass.:embarrased: Most who know me or have seen my tank before know that I usually keep it spotless. However things have been pretty busy lately. Thinking very seriously about tearing down and going in another direction.
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