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52 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - not bad for a first tank

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State: West Virginia
Country: United States
Description: ordinary 4 foot tank with some simple rocks that i have found in my garden and some nice fish
Advice: doesent have to be the most expensive tank , and be creative
Fish Kept: cat fish , angel fish , silver dollars ,gouramis ,
Corals/Plants: normal plants from local fish shop
Tank Size: 52 gallons
Quote: nicee
About Yourself: i was just brousing throught ebay 1 day and found a nice looking tank and so i placed a bid only cheap and didnt think i would get it at that price, but i was mistaken. i then went to the local fish store and purchased some nice fish and a few things to start my hobbie :)

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