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10 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 10 gallon baby african setup

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State: North Carolina
Country: United States
Description: 10 gallon baby cichlid tank with 20 gallon aquaclear filter
Advice: learn through trial and error
Fish Kept: 2 female auratus, male auratus,red zebra, and male and female kenyi
Corals/Plants: artificial plants and a piece of coral for an exotic look ( also for buffering)
Tank Size: 10 gallons
Quote: learn through trial and error
About Yourself: long time fish lover

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