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Country: Canada
Description: 30 gallon tank 33 Underwater Fluval 20-40 Whisper Hagen Radiant Heater 15 watt Natural Daylight Eclipse
Advice: GO BIG IF YOU HAVE THE CASH!!!!
Fish Kept: Convicts, Africans, Plecos
Corals/Plants: Real Plants dunno what kind sales guy said they were hardy got some donated by friend the grass and the tree
Tank Size: 30 gallons
Quote: Hey is that a fish man?
About Yourself: full time dad, part time computer tech, part time machine operator, part time fish keeper, part time guitarist, part time couch potatoe.

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interesting. i like it as it is pretty calming for a person that looks at it. advice, arrange the plants as in an arena, like, smallest in front then to the back, and the biggest ones to rear. fish avatar

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