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Canada
Description:
This is a 20 Gallon. 30"x12"x12" tank. I have a Marineland 150 BioWheel Filter. Marineland 100 Watt heater w/Fluorescent hood.
This is a 20 Gallon. 30"x12"x12" tank. I have a Marineland 150 BioWheel Filter. Marineland 100 Watt heater w/Coral Life dual tube fluorescent hood.
Fish: 1 Clown Loach, 2 Rainbow Fish, 1 Neon Tetras, 1 Bala Shark, 1 24k Molly, 1 Black Molly, 4 Guppies, 2 Painted Skirt Tetras, 3 Goldfish, 1 Platy
Advice:
When buying a tank, always try to get one with a larger length across vs. getting one that is high. It is better for your fish and your lighting will also be more intense with a smaller depth.
Fish Kept:
1 Clown Loach, 2 Rainbow Fish, 1 Neon Tetras, 1 Bala Shark, 1 24k Molly, 1 Black Molly, 4 Guppies, 2 Painted Skirt Tetras, 3 Goldfish, 1 Platy
Corals/Plants:
Wisteria, Swords, Cabomba, Vals, etc.
Tank Size:
20 gallons
Quote:
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