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10 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Kids, 10 Gallon

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: Small 10 Gallon Glass Aquarium... Temporary, Upgrading to a 50 Gallon.
Advice: Wow, words of advice.... Um I'm new here. :)
Fish Kept: 3 Blood Heart Cichlids 1 Placostomus (sp?)
Corals/Plants: None
Tank Size: 10 gallons
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COMMENTS

Are they smilling ? fish avatar
Glad to hear you are upgrading! You may wish to trade in that plecostomus (probably a common one) for a couple of bristlenose plecostomuses. They are the most common of the dwarf plecos. A common plecostomus will add way more waste to your tank than it's worth when it is fully grown (gets over 1 foot in length) so do yourself a favor and switc to the little guys! I did, and I never looked back. REALLY CUTE FACES coming out from under that rock! :) fish avatar
fish look happy , nice tank fish avatar

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