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55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - my 200L , m.johannii, vallisneria

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Country: Poland
Description: MALAWI cichilds
Advice: patience..
Fish Kept: m.johannii
Corals/Plants: vallisneria
Tank Size: 55 gallons
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About Yourself: :)

COMMENTS

nice background. is it styrofoam coted w/ concrete fish avatar
Very nice! fish avatar
write me on palcente(at_)gmail com about the background, regards... fish avatar
so natural looking and a piece of art! its got the wow factor from me! fish avatar
What is the background made out of? fish avatar
Thats one gooooood looking tank!!! WoW! fish avatar

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