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Photo Caption: Latest setup for the tank. Added more levels and rocks for the fish to enjoy. (sorry for the bad quality photo)
55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Latest setup for the tank. Added more levels and rocks for the fish to enjoy. (sorry for the bad quality photo)

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Country: Canada
Description: 48 x 12 x 18
Advice: Don't get too excited after setting up your tank and add too many fish too quickly. Let the tank cycle first.
Fish Kept: Demasoni, Yellow Lab, Sunshine Peacock, Pearl Lab, Camouflage, Frontosa, Johanni, Catfish, Albino Red Fin
Corals/Plants: PH Rocks
Tank Size: 55 gallons

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