Photo #1 - Updated Endler Bowl - Female Bettas, Endlers, Gup...

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: Planted Nano/Pico
Advice: Learn how to cycle your tank before you start.
Fish Kept: Female bettas, Endlers, Guppies
Corals/Plants: Lace java fern, banana plant, mini moss, dwarf saggitaria, frogbit, and more.
Tank Size: 2 gallons
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About Yourself: 2nd Grade Teacher. Member of SFBAAPS.

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I would love a desktop fish bowl like this but think it may take more work. I'm curious about the filtration, aeration and heating of this little tank. The plants are lovely. fish avatar
I would love a desktop fish bowl like this but think it may take more work. I'm curious about the filtration, aeration and heating of this little tank. The plants are lovely. fish avatar
people on this site never appreciate small odd shape tanks, yours looks great. it is very hard to work on such a small scale and have it actually look like a mini landscape. good job fish avatar

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