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Photo Caption: Interesting sand formation from the waterfall filter. Looks quite interesting and the tetras love the water flow in this area.
freshwater fish - paracheirodon innesi - neon tetra jumbo stocking in 10 gallons tank - Interesting sand formation from the waterfall filter. Looks quite interesting and the tetras love the water flow in this area.

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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: My first tank. 10 gallons. Tetra water filter, basic air pump. 1x 20x florescent lamp. The usual.
Advice: None! I have no clue what I'm doing!
Fish Kept: 10 Neon Tetras, 4 Black Tetras, 1 aquatic salamander
Corals/Plants: Two Ozelot Swords (in potted substrates).
Tank Size: 10 gallons
Quote: "This is emancipation, and this is the free man's worship." -- Bertrand Russell
About Yourself: Recent graduate from grad school. Can't have any pets at my apartment complex so decided to take up an aquarium.

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