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50 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Front view of the tank
fish tank picture - Piranhas after a meal!!

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Country: India
Description: Length - 35", Height - 21", Breadth - 17", Sand is the substrate used, inhabitants 5 red bellied Piranhas, 2 sucker fish. Type of lighting is low as piranhas prefer the same, using undergravel filter as that suits the specie of fish and tank size.
Advice: Set a tank only if it truly interests you and not for the heck of it!!
Fish Kept: 4 Red Bellied Piranhas, 2 Sucker Fish
Corals/Plants: Java Moss, Artificial Neon Corals, 2 Driftwoods, I rock
Tank Size: 50 gallons
Quote: Piranhas Rock
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