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fish tank picture - my tank - 20 gallon
20 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - my tank - 20 gallon

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Country: United Arab Emirates
Description: Only using Eheim canister filter. No substrate or Co2. Real plants and bogwood.
Advice: i am rather new myself!
Fish Kept: - 3 sword fish (1 male, 2 females - red, peachy, and green color!) - 1 RTBS - 5 neons - 1 cory - 2 kuhli loaches - 1 chine algae eater - 1 half-beak fish (he takes so little space and doesnt bother anyone, but is not the most entertaining to watch)
Corals/Plants: Amazon sword
Tank Size: 20 gallons
Quote: "shut up brain, or i will stab you with a Q-tip" - Homer Simpson

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Beautiful sword plant arrangement on bogwood. fish avatar

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