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Country: India
Description: My Tank is 4.8 feet wide and 2.5 Feet High with the depth of 1.5 Feet, It has 1 external filter (D2000) and 3 Internal Filters and 2 Oxygen pumps also have 2 300 watt heaters that’s keeps the temperature 28-30 degrees constantly, this tank also has a Thermocol background.
Advice: Use good filtration system and do not overfeed your fishes.
Fish Kept: I have Discuss, Tetra, Danisoni, Albino shark, Dollar, Angle, Savrum
Corals/Plants: Only Artificial Plants
Tank Size: 260 gallons
Quote: "How much You have walked is not important, But how far you have reached is what matters"
About Yourself: About 3 year in this hobby and this is my 3rd tank, (Its getting bigger and bigger)

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