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350 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - first tank,lots more to come

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Country: India
Description: 3ft by 3ft by 1ft,boyo filteration
Advice: go ahead,you will love it,
Fish Kept: angels,blackghost,dollars,gold fish,tetras
Corals/Plants: fake plants
Tank Size: 350 gallons
Quote: keep rockin>>>>>

COMMENTS

thats clearly not a 350 gallon tank. Oh yeah, your are very childish for having GOLD FISH. fish avatar
i see you have a gold fish in there with angels and silver dollars.. Sorry but gold fish are cold water fish and angel fish and silver dollars are warm water... fish avatar
o yah i also love ur tank very creative lots of foliage u should get live plants well i dont but its up 2 u fish avatar

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