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68 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 6ft x2x2 Holey rock, sandstone & slate. Jack dempseys x4, green terror x3, oscar x2, red fin sharks x7, snails x4, golden pleco x3
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Photo Caption: 6ft x2x2 Holey rock, sandstone & slate. Jack dempseys x4, green terror x3, oscar x2, red fin sharks x7, snails x4, golden pleco x3
68 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 6ft x2x2 Holey rock, sandstone & slate. Jack dempseys x4, green terror x3, oscar x2, red fin sharks x7, snails x4, golden pleco x3

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Country: Australia
Description: 3ft X 2ft X 1.5.atm. Aqua Vital 800 canister filter 3ft fluro light. Mix sandstone & Texas holey rock.
Advice: Care for your fish! Have fun!
Corals/Plants: Sandstone Texas holey rock. Plastic plants.
Tank Size: 68 gallons

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