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Photo Caption: Square 56gallon using a Fluval 304 and a Magnum bio wheel. 3 Parrot fish, 4 Silver Dollars, Two Plecos, One albino Cory Cat, One Tiger Cory Cat, One Frog
56 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Square 56gallon using a Fluval 304 and a Magnum bio wheel. 3 Parrot fish, 4 Silver Dollars, Two Plecos, One albino Cory Cat, One Tiger Cory Cat, One Frog

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State: Indiana
Country: United States
Description: Square 56gallon using a Fluval 304 and a Magnum bio wheel. 3 Parrot fish, 4 Silver Dollars, Two Plecos, One albino Cory Cat, One Tiger Cory Cat, One Frog
Tank Size: 56 gallons

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