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freshwater fish - glyptoperichthys gibbiceps - sailfin gibbiceps pleco stocking in 22 gallons tank - my gibbicep dave

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: just got my 2nd 3foot tank not sure wot to do with it yet if you've got any advise email me
Advice: only just started myself
Fish Kept: glyptoperichthys gibbiceps marble catfish 4 firemouth cichlids dwarf ,snakeskin ,pearl gourami 2 females 1male siamese fighter bala shark wiptail catfish
Corals/Plants: rocks mostly
Tank Size: 22 gallons
Quote: dont have one
About Yourself: just started

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love your pleco fish avatar

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