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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: A 20 gallon tank 1x1x2 foot tank pretty much all tetra equipment tubular lights tetra 15-20 gallon filtration sysytem
Advice: Never over feed fish. And pop open bag and just throw fish in tank they'll go into shock two mistakes i did when first started getting into it.
Fish Kept: (1)clown knife (2)drawf gourami (4)molly's (2)neon tetra's (2)glow light tetra's (2)glow fish (2)cory cat's (2)algae eaters and (1) soft shelled turtle
Corals/Plants: (4) assorted grass's and ect...
Tank Size: 20 gallons
Quote: Once I wasn't, Then I was, Now I not again???
About Yourself: mom raised me always waz by the water fishing anything from sea trout, grouper, wahoo, to bull's & hammer head shark's so by 13 i really got into fishing and I added on housing fish in aquarium's now which I found fun en

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