You gotta love flea markets

well... I have bought 2 30 gallon tank wooden cabinet for 10$
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I bought a 90 gallon tank and 2 sets of incandescant lights for $11
 
If only I could by a house with room to have those size tanks for $11!
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The 90 is too big for amphibs. It's too deep (I can't reach the bottom comfortably). So I'll be setting it up for my snakes.
 
<font color="0000ff"> Yay! I got a 55 gallon for free at my next door neighbor's basement! =]</font>
 
I got a 20 gallon for free. Someone had it out to be thrown out and I took it. It's pretty beat up but it works.
 
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