Photo #2 - Here Is My Rainbow Shark Poking Its Head Out Of T...

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Photo Caption: Here is my Rainbow Shark poking its head out of the rock.
9 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - This is a full view of my tank.
freshwater fish - epalzeorhynchos frenatus - rainbow shark stocking in 9 gallons tank - Here is my Rainbow Shark poking its head out of the rock.

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Country: New Zealand
Description: My fish tank is an aqua one 10 gallon complete with lighting filter and heater. i have white pebbles, a tall green fake plant and a droopy purple fake plant. i also have a rock ornament.
Advice: My fish will always be better than yours.
Fish Kept: 10 Neon Tetra's, 6 Black Phantom Tetra's, 1 Rainbow SHark and 1 Kuhuli Loach.
Corals/Plants: None.
Tank Size: 9 gallons

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