Photo #2 - Here Is My Little Tank That Is Going To Be Used F...

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Photo Caption: here is my little tank that is going to be used for growing some fish on before they move into my bigger tanks!
fish tank picture - golden nagget plec!
10 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - here is my little tank that is going to be used for growing some fish on before they move into my bigger tanks!

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: not many at the moment as just waiting for it to settle a bit more first.mostly artifical plants i have put a fine gravel in as going to have corys in, ther is hiding spots for the fish in the cave and behind both bits of slate! also included some bog wood for the little golden nuggets that are going in here for a bit!
Advice: read read read
Fish Kept: corys and golden nuggets and some others mid water fish for this tank.
Corals/Plants: artifical and live
Tank Size: 10 gallons
Quote: its me or the fish!!

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nice layout , looks good fish avatar

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