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Country: Canada
Description: Aqua-tech 10 gallon tank,
Advice: Don't Have a a half gravel half sand tank its looks good a first buts just way to messy after about 2 days.
Fish Kept: one Parrot Fish, four gold fish, one blue dragon goby, 2 bottom feeders,
Corals/Plants: All fake
Tank Size: 10 gallons
Quote: 'The biggest thing i miss losing is losing my mind" Ozzy Ozborn
About Yourself: Just Starting out as a fish tank enthusiast

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Do those fish stay on that side because of the bottom? many fish are very particular about what is below them. old camouflage defense mechanism against predators from above. fish avatar
Hey i used to want to try what u did with the sand/gravel look, it looks ok. Your tank is oddly and overly stocked, but whatever ends up workin for ya. A lot of people tell you fish cant be kept together, and then you go and prove them wrong haha. fish avatar

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