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Photo Caption: Freshwater tank with Columbian Sharks, a Bala Shark, a blind shark, several red tail sharks, clown loaches and mollies
55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Freshwater tank with Columbian Sharks, a Bala Shark, a blind shark, several red tail sharks, clown loaches and mollies

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State: Pennsylvania
Country: United States
Description: Fluval 404 Filter System
Advice: Do your research
Fish Kept: 2 Bala Sharks, 2 Columbian Sharks, 2 Red Tail Sharks, 2 Clown Loaches, and 2 Mollies
Corals/Plants: Just Artificial Plants and driftwood
Tank Size: 55 gallons
About Yourself: Father had a Koi pond

COMMENTS

beautiful tank. colorful. awesome wood 8* fish avatar

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