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30 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Picture of goldfish setup aquaworld 800 ltr keeps tank fairly clean!

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Country: Australia
Description: Philips goldfish tank Aquaworld 2 ft tank, Aquaworld 2 ft light, Aquaworld 800 lt hour internal filter Aquaone 7500 precision air pump
Advice: Do your research if first starting out Ebay and other preowned item sites are a great way to get your fist tank cheap. Always check pricing in different shops before purchasing fish and accesories.
Fish Kept: Shibunkum x2, white comet, black more, gold/white comets x 2, comet.
Corals/Plants: currently researching live plants!
Tank Size: 30 gallons
About Yourself: Year 11 student been keeping goldfish for 4 years.

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