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29 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Newly redecorated tank with tetras, guppies, neons, snails and catfish.

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State: New Jersey
Country: United States
Description: My 29 gallon (although I wish it could be bigger) Standard hood and light, aquaclear 500 filter and a submersible heater. I also added an airpump and small airstone.
Advice: Be patient and don't be afraid to ask questions.
Fish Kept: Several neons, white clouds, rosy barbs, guppies, a female betta, cory catfish, and a pleco.
Corals/Plants: All plastic plants and rocks.
Tank Size: 29 gallons
Quote: this too shall pass
About Yourself: Got back into the hobby about 10 years ago. I started when I was 14 and won a goldfish at a carnivale and worked my way up from there.

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