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15 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - gotta old busted ship with my "sharks" i have neons fancy guppies quarry cats and a plako.
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Submitted By: Sean McKechnie on
Photo Caption: gotta old busted ship with my "sharks" i have neons fancy guppies quarry cats and a plako.
15 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - gotta old busted ship with my "sharks" i have neons fancy guppies quarry cats and a plako.

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 15 gallon live planys and a few fish still working on it.
Advice: go big or go home...do it right. and i need some tips and how to take a good pic of this tank lol.
Fish Kept: neons and fancy guppies, plakostamis, querry cats.
Corals/Plants: over 3 need mor info
Tank Size: 15 gallons
Quote: this is deffinitly where i parked my car.
About Yourself: im sixteen and i woork just to buy things for 3 tanks I own one 75 g one 15 g and one 10 g.

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A good way to get a good pic could be to find a photographer on craigslist who charges nothng. Thats how I got my engagement pics done. There usually amature but free is free. fish avatar

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