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20 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Blue dwarf Gourami

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Country: Ireland
Description: Tropical 55 litre tank, and 50 litre cold water.
Advice: Research, and take your time. I'm still learning and its all very interesting.
Corals/Plants: Only one plant
Tank Size: 20 gallons
Quote: All good things are wild and free.
About Yourself: In the start of college we bought house pets of gold fish and kept them in clear plastic 20 gallon tub, and it just went from there, we bought the tanks second hand and went from there. Cheap and cheerful leads the way. I study Science and I love the activity in the tanks.

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