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We have fish and and some plants from the North Atalantic. Some of the plants we have in there are sea-weed, some sea grass, and a odd looking plant that has bladders, which we believed would have bacteria that would take care of the Ammonia.

Most of the fihs we have in the tank are i think called killies(sp?). We have plenty of Hermit crabs, snails, shrimp (that enjoy hiding in the bladder plant), a pipe fish, an adult sea robin and a baby sea robin.
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