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freshwater fish - corydoras ornatus - ornate cory cat stocking in 20 gallons tank - My Lovely Corydoras Trilineatus

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Country: Australia
Description: 60cmx35cmx45cm 2X18W Lighting Resun Magijet 700 Internal Filter
Advice: Learn about cycling, makes your introduction to fishkeeping easier on the wallet.
Fish Kept: Corydoras Trilineatus, Rummynose Tetras, Cardinal Tetras, Bristlenose Catfish, Hatchetfish and Blue Rams.
Corals/Plants: Amazon Sword, Cabomba looking thing, Ludwigia, Straight Vallis, Anubias Nanas variation (it's tiny), Anubias Barteri
Tank Size: 20 gallons
Quote: "It's not how it hangs, it's how it Bangs"
About Yourself: been in the hobby nearly 4 months, Love it!

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