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Photo Caption: 20 gallon with: 4 Cherry Barbs, 3 Platies, 3 Zebra Danios (Includes one long finned golden), 2 Neon Tetras, 1 Oto Cat, 1 Baby Snail
20 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 20 gallon with: 4 Cherry Barbs, 3 Platies, 3 Zebra Danios (Includes one long finned golden), 2 Neon Tetras, 1 Oto Cat, 1 Baby Snail

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State: Connecticut
Country: United States
Description: It's a 20 high, has an Aquaclear 20, and a 100 watt heater.
Advice: Be prepared for ANYTHING
Fish Kept: 4 Cherry Barbs, 3 Platys (plus a bunch of fry in another tank), 2 neon tetras, 3 Zebra Danios 1 oto Cat.
Corals/Plants: none
Tank Size: 20 gallons
About Yourself: im too young

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