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2 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - College dorm room tank

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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: 2.5 gallon aquatech with filter and light that came with it. Also has a small air pump and air stone
Advice: Dont try to introduce the wrong fish
Fish Kept: Two painted fish
Corals/Plants: Two neon plants with a neon stone with holes.
Tank Size: 2 gallons
Quote: Fish are Friends!
About Yourself: College student

COMMENTS

Those fish need at least 10 gallons, so your advice should be followed by yourself. And don't buy painted or dyed fish, most die during the process and 99% die within a few months, research it and learn. fish avatar

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