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freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - my 5 year old sons 10 gallon 2 gourami,2 tetra, 1 big liped pleco,1 glass cat fish,1 frog

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Description: my 5 year old sons 10 gallon 2 gourami,2 tetra, 1 big liped pleco,1 glass cat fish,1 frog

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It's a nice thing that your son likes to keep pets. However i think that you should accustom him with the idea that pets are not toys. Those fish must feel really stressed out. Add a dark wallpaper to reduce reflection from the white wall. It will also help bring out the fish colours. And i would put those toys somewhere else. Who knows what kind of chemicals they contain (glue, paint etc)? fish avatar

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