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55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My Tank January 2007

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State: Washington
Country: United States
Description: 55gl fresh water tank, Magnum 350 Deluxe filtration canister - Rocks/live sand from all over the world
Advice: Learn about your fish and don't mix them without knowing if they will get along - Get bottom feeders and snails - Good filtration is key -
Fish Kept: Two 8 years old Blood parrot Cichilds, 1 placto, 2 tiger barbs, one eel, 1 angel fish (black), one 2 years old cat fish - 20 snails -
Corals/Plants: All plastic
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: Keep it clean!
About Yourself: 34/F/Bellevue - I always had fish in my life, got my first 2 blood Parrots 8 years ago and fell in love with them - Since then, I've upgraded my tank to accomodate them -

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