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22 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - default

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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: -HExagon with 7in sides - CB Lighting fixture with a 15wat bulb - Second nature filtration system (50-60 Hz) - Visi heater thast 112V (50-60Hx) - Hagen air pump that goes to two values to two different airstones (1.5W/h)
Advice: Water changes are important, keep it clean, watch your levels!!
Fish Kept: -7 baby mollies -4 platies -1 plecto -2 baby platies - bunch of fry
Corals/Plants: - artificial - some glass
Tank Size: 22 gallons
Quote: dont have one
About Yourself: just got into this about 4 montehs ago and still learning a lot.

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