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75 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 75 gallon tank...hard to fit in picture

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Country: Canada
Description: 52x16x20 inches...Aquaclear 500 filter 300 watt heater, Tetra pump...nothing fancy...works well
Advice: take your time
Fish Kept: 2 angel fish, 2 guppies, 2 dalmation mollies, 2 giant danios, 8 zebra danios, 1 rainbow shark, 1 fiddler crab...only one pet store in town, this is all they have...more on the way
Corals/Plants: usually do fake plants...tried some real this time...not a clue what they are
Tank Size: 75 gallons

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