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20 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 2o gallon community tank

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Country: Canada
Description: 20 gallon with aqua clear power filter and 100 watt heater. Air stone, malaysian wood to keep water soft for tetras.
Advice: Start off with a bigger tank if you can , I wish I had a 50 gallon instead. With a smaller tank like mine you need to do more water changes than a bigger tank.
Fish Kept: 2 bronze cory catfish, 3 black widow tetras, 2 siamese algae eaters, 2 harlequin rasboras, 1cherry barb, 2 serpae tetras, 3 neons
Corals/Plants: 6 various plants, (fake)
Tank Size: 20 gallons

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