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State: Tennessee
Country: United States
Description: This is a 10 gallon tank. Its my first fishtank EVER!!!! I just bought a generic 10 gallon from walmart with a small filter, etc. I love my little fishies.
Advice: Fish keeping is fun.
Fish Kept: Well, this is my first tank so..I have two black moors, one is named ShooShoo and the other is named NeHoMa (thank you, and hello in Mandrin Chinese). I also have three common Goldfish named Peanut, Butter and Jelly. I also have some sort of catfish he is striped orange and black and his name is Butler but im still not sure what kind of Catfish he is.
Corals/Plants: I have one generic type of sword plant. Not sure which.
Tank Size: 10 gallons
Quote: Youre not ugly, Patrick. Your breath just stinks. -Spongebob.
About Yourself: I am a twenty year old female just starting with my first 10 gallon tank.

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very nice , i like your choice of plants fish avatar

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