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65 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 2 Weeks Old 11/3/07 All Glass

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 2 Weeks Old 11/3/07 1 400w Heater 1 light / Hood 1 Filter Airstones
Advice: Am New At This Myself
Fish Kept: 10 Fish At The Moment 7 Neon Tetras 2 Bentos 1 Red Tailed Black Shark More To Be Added =D
Corals/Plants: Just Ornament And 1 Plant Dno Its Name Though 1 Cave Shaped Jug - Shark Really Likes This 1 Twistin Tree 1 Fake Rock With Torquise Tenticals That Float 1 Red Fern 2 Assorted 1 Red 1 Green
Tank Size: 65 gallons
Quote: Lifes A Beach

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