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Country: Australia
Description: Aqua Nova 56 Gallon Freshwater Semi-Planted Tank. 3 Bags of activated carbon 1 bag of Zeolite Hood filtration system, T8 Lighting System 3x Powerglo's 25 Watts Each.
Advice: Always Research Before Buying, And Never Ever Impulse Buy
Fish Kept: Swordtails, Angelfish, Different Varieties of Tetras, Fighting Fish, Plecos, Loaches, Catfishes, Guppies.
Corals/Plants: Straight Valls, Hornwort, Anubias, Banana Lily, Bacopa, Baby Tears, Crypts And Many Bog Plants.
Tank Size: 56 gallons
Quote: One who rules with his left rules the world.
About Yourself: Highschool Student, Started aquatic hobby since grade 3. First fish kept, Goldfish. Got into hobby since my granny had a bowl of goldfish, i decided to join the fun.

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Nah,aquariums arnt for nerds,just said it so my mates dont rib me. fish avatar

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