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State: Georgia
Country: United States
Description: i have a 55gal tank with blue and yellow rocks
Advice: just keep on top of ur tank
Fish Kept: in my 30 gal i have a foot long shovel nose cat and i have a 8in snake skinned gruami and a pink kisser in the 55 gal tank i have 3tiger bar 1 black anglefish 2 liartails 3 silver mollyies 2 red tail sharks 1 foot long sucker fish 2 bamboo shrimp 1 blue guarmie 3 chineese loaches
Corals/Plants: fake plants
Tank Size: 55 gallons
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About Yourself: i love my fish tank

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