Photo #1 - This Was Taken Last Week, But Since I Bought The ...

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Photo Caption: This was taken last week, but since I bought the rams last night, I've rearranged the layout slightly.
33 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - This was taken last week, but since I bought the rams last night, I've rearranged the layout slightly.
33 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Couple months ago

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Country: Canada
Description: two lights in the hood. AquaClear 50
Advice: Observe fishes' body often, change water once a week or two weeks - depend how clear the water is.
Fish Kept: 3 Siamese flying fox, 1 Chinese algae eater, 1 cory cat, 2 green barbs, 1 tiger barb, 2 mickey mouse platy, 2 blue platy, 3 blue ram cichlid - 3 not fish but yellow apple snails
Corals/Plants: Plants - need to find out their names.
Tank Size: 33 gallons

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