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October 25th 05, 03:39 PM
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50 gallon L36"x H24" x W12" Tank question
Greetings, I'm thinking about purchasing a 50 gallon L36"x H24" x W12"
tank for a marine aquarium. I'm concerned that 12" is a bit narrow. Does anyone have any comments on a 12" width for a 50 gallon aquarium. Thanks so much for any response. ryan silva 
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October 25th 05, 04:38 PM
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50 gallon L36"x H24" x W12" Tank question
That would be just fine. Unless you want really large fish. There are lots
of fish that will fit in there just fine. Personally I would stear away from filling it full of live-rock like many sal****er folks do. A few, skinny little, fake decorations, brightly colored will look much better and give you more room for your fish. Fish ideas: Pygmy angels like flame angels gobies dragonets clowns clingfish damsels eels (alone or they'll eat all other fish)
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