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55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Texas Holy Rock Freshwater mix tank.

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State: Florida
Country: United States
Description: freshwater, 1 amazon compacta plant and the rest artificial, white sand, LED light with remote, Hydor 125 canister filter. 1 blood parrot, 5 rainbow fish, 4 African dwarf frogs, 3 roseline sharks, 2 congo tetras, 2 golden dojo loaches, 1 clown loach
Advice: Use Seachem Stability to quickly cycle a new tank!
Fish Kept: 1 Blood Parrot, 2 Boesemani Rainbow, 2 turquoise rainbows, 1 Northern rainbow, 2 red rainbows, 2 congo tetras, 2 golden dogo loaches, 1 clown loach, 4 African dwarf frogs, 3 roseline sharks.
Corals/Plants: amazon compacta
Tank Size: 55 gallons
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