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Photo Caption: 10 gallon, fake plants, 6 Columbia Tetras and 2 corydora catfish
10 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 10 gallon, fake plants, 6 Columbia Tetras and 2 corydora catfish
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State: Wisconsin
Country: United States
Description: 10 gallon - simple tank and hood from Walmart, accessories from petsmart (whisper filter and air supply and tetra heater), pretties from petsmart, fish from Aquatics Unlimited in Wisconsin
Advice: start simple, use patience and time, research, and grow from there!
Fish Kept: 6 columbia tetras and 2 corydora catfish (10g) 3 baby yucatan mollies (6g) 1 betta (1g)
Corals/Plants: all fake plants
Tank Size: 10 gallons

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