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29 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 29 Gal Community Tank

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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: our tank has a 70 gallon per hour filter and yes, we know we're overcrowding :)
Advice: advice - RESEARCH your fish before you buy them! we learned the hard way!
Fish Kept: in our 29 gal tank we have: 1 Pleco 1 Plecolita 1 Marble Hatchet 1 Balloon Gourami 1 Thread-fin 2 Roseline Barbs 8 Tetra (black,neon,glowlight) 6 Khuli Loaches 3 Botia Striata 2 Rams (German Blue and Bolivian)
Corals/Plants: all plants are silk/plastic except one and java moss
Tank Size: 29 gallons
Quote: one more fish?
About Yourself: This tank is mine and my girlfriend's. we learned as we went!

COMMENTS

great tank. I as well have a 29. Check it out. fish avatar

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