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250 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - just setup a 2 weeks ago still working on the rock

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State: Missouri
Country: United States
Description: 7ft long 24x26 fx5 fluval filter hot mag 250 2 75 watt heaters 3 power heads 2 air pumps
Advice: im new myself
Fish Kept: oscar,red severum,2 green severum,pearl earth digger, 2 black and yellow stripped somethings, 2 blue gouromi's plecostomus,2 angel fish
Corals/Plants: fake for now
Tank Size: 250 gallons

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