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85 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 85 gallon eclispe

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: It is a 85 gallons aquarium all i know that its a elcispe brand with a black stand
Advice: be patient
Fish Kept: I have a needlenose gar, 3 silver dollars, 3 Gouramis (Kissing,Platuim,and Three spotted blue), Bichir, 2 plecos one is albino, 2 parrotfish, pitcus catfish, puffer fish, servarum, black shark and small oscar (albino)
Corals/Plants: 2 lava rocks and fake plants
Tank Size: 85 gallons
Quote: say hello to my little friend
About Yourself: im a guy that luvs to keep fish

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