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Description: size = 24 inch x 12 inch x 18 inch Water = 78L lighting =2x18W Light plant Growth 12,000K DIY CO2 system. Filter = Atman EF-2 ADA Substrates
Advice: do refer to the guides and stuff on the internet. just simply putting the fish in a tank and looking at it is not all. u have to take proper care of the fishes and always keep a look for diseases.
Fish Kept: Tetras, Ghost, Talking catfish, Flying fox. neon
Corals/Plants: Jawa moss, Hair Grass, Anubias
Tank Size: 21 gallons
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About Yourself: well... actually my dad started this while i was very young. so since my childhood iv been near a fish tank. now my dad doesnt have a freshwater fish tank he have a huge salt water tank. i started this hobby by getting a pair of gold fish in a bowl to my wife as a gift. so here im now. i am thinking of making a huge tank now :P

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