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Vittlekings 150 Gallon Noob tank


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    it's a plastic protective coating thingy I found at work. I don't use that anymore, I built a little cover out of plastic zip ties and egg crate that fits over the overflow. works great. If you want to mess around with those orange sleeves, I can look for some at work and mail them to you. Let me know.

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    Fantastic reef!

    Thanks for sharing!

    Do you still keep alot of FW fish?

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