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135 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - New layout design with a slight drop off point
135 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 10 gallon fry raising tank

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Country: Canada
Description: I have a 5 foot long by 20inch wide by 30inch tall 135 gallon tank made by pacific which runs a 50 gallon sump to keep it clean
Advice: Research before you buy new fish just cause fish are small when you buy doesnt mean they stay small.
Fish Kept: Buenos aires tetra, Bala Shark, Firemouth Cichlid, Tire Track Eel, Teugelis bichir, Yellow fin synodontis cats, Filament barbs, Redtail Shark, Green highfin pleco, Albino chinese algea eater, Angelfish
Corals/Plants: Some crypt cobomba java fern
Tank Size: 135 gallons

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