Photo #9 - ***new Night Lamp Project!!!***my 60 Gallon Tank....

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60 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - ***New Night Lamp Project!!!***My 60 gallon tank. Home to 1 Red Oscar(Rosie), 1 Gold Severum(Brian), 1 Convict(Fifi) and 3 Silver Dollars(Clay, Jax and Obie-SoA)
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Photo Caption: ***New Night Lamp Project!!!***My 60 gallon tank. Home to 1 Red Oscar(Rosie), 1 Gold Severum(Brian), 1 Convict(Fifi) and 3 Silver Dollars(Clay, Jax and Obie-SoA)
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fish tank picture - ***New Night Lamp Project!!!***My 60 gallon tank. Home to 1 Red Oscar(Rosie), 1 Gold Severum(Brian), 1 Convict(Fifi) and 3 Silver Dollars(Clay, Jax and Obie-SoA)
freshwater fish - astronotus ocellatus - red oscar stocking in 60 gallons tank - Rosie the Oscar
fish tank picture - ***New Night Lamp Project!!!***My 60 gallon tank. Home to 1 Red Oscar(Rosie), 1 Gold Severum(Brian), 1 Convict(Fifi) and 3 Silver Dollars(Clay, Jax and Obie-SoA)
60 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - ***New Night Lamp Project!!!***My 60 gallon tank. Home to 1 Red Oscar(Rosie), 1 Gold Severum(Brian), 1 Convict(Fifi) and 3 Silver Dollars(Clay, Jax and Obie-SoA)
fish tank picture - ***New Night Lamp Project!!!***My 60 gallon tank. Home to 1 Red Oscar(Rosie), 1 Gold Severum(Brian), 1 Convict(Fifi) and 3 Silver Dollars(Clay, Jax and Obie-SoA)
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freshwater fish - astronotus ocellatus - red oscar stocking in 60 gallons tank - My 60 gallon tank. Home to 1 Red Oscar(Rosie), 1 Gold Severum(Brian), 1 Convict(Fifi) and 3 Silver Dollars(Clay, Jax and Obie-SoA)
fish tank picture - My 60 gallon tank. Home to 1 Red Oscar(Rosie), 1 Gold Severum(Brian), 1 Convict(Fifi) and 3 Silver Dollars(Clay, Jax and Obie-SoA)
fish tank picture - My 60 gallon tank. Home to 1 Red Oscar(Rosie), 1 Gold Severum(Brian), 1 Convict(Fifi) and 3 Silver Dollars(Clay, Jax and Obie-SoA)

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 60 Gallon Cichlid Tank, 20 Gallon Community Tank, 6.6 Gallon Gourami Tank, 1 Gallon Betta Bowl.
Advice: The bigger the better!!!!!
Fish Kept: 1 Red Oscar, 1 Gold Severum, 3 Silver Dollars, 1 Black Convict, 3 Dwarf Guoramis, 1 African Dwarf Frog, 3 Cory Cats, 1 female betta, 3 Plattys, 1 male Betta
Corals/Plants: Two live plants in betta tank(not sure what they are) and the rest are fake.
Tank Size: 60 gallons
Quote: A kick in the nuts away from the worst day ever.

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