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30 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 30 Gallon tank.

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 30 Gallon tank, 32x15x15 Fluval U3 filter. Aqua one Air pump, Mixed gravel, Bogwood.
Advice: Clean objects from the tank with water from the tank.. Including filter pads etc..
Fish Kept: 4 Guppy 5 Corydoras (peppered) 2 Pleco (Bristlenosed) 11 Harelquin Rasbora 1 Siamese fighter
Corals/Plants: Mostly plastic fantastic, 3 limestone rocks, 1 bogwood, I spongebob pineapple, 2 fake log hiding holes. Some pebbles from a beach. This all balances the ph levels.
Tank Size: 30 gallons
Quote: "If you think you can or cannot, your probably right" - Henry Ford
About Yourself: I have been keeping and breeding fish over the last 16 years.

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