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Photo Caption: My discription of my aquarium would be: My New Aquarium. With things I am interested in. The Sphix, Greek Ruins, Treasure Hunting, Scuba Diving, Different Plants, Mermaids, and Lots Of Color!
fish tank picture - My discription of my aquarium would be: My New Aquarium. With things I am interested in. The Sphix, Greek Ruins, Treasure Hunting, Scuba Diving, Different Plants, Mermaids, and Lots Of Color!
fish tank picture - My other photos of the aquarium.
20 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My discription of my aquarium would be: My New Aquarium. With things I am interested in. The Sphix, Greek Ruins, Treasure Hunting, Scuba Diving, Different Plants, Mermaids, and Lots Of Color!

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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: 6 GloFish
Advice: CHECK THIS SITE FIRST!
Fish Kept: 1 Blue GloFish Tetra 2 Red GloFish Tetras 1 Orange Neon Tetra 1 Yellow Neon Tetra 1 Green Neon Tetra
Corals/Plants: ARTIFICIAL
Tank Size: 20 gallons
Quote: DO YOUR BEST EVERYDAY
About Yourself: MY SON GOT INTO THIS HOBBY

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