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180 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My 180 gallon tank not finished with it yet its a slow process

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State: Pennsylvania
Country: United States
Description: I have a 180 gal. tank 72"x24"x24" with a cascade 1500 canister filter, 2 Fluval e300 heaters, 1 Seio prop 1000
Advice: I'm new to the hobby so i'm looking for all the advice i can get
Fish Kept: 2 dalmation mollies, 3 clown loachs, 1 grey angelfish, 2 angelfish, 1 red tail shark, 2 pictus catfish, 2 spotted cory, 2 three spotted gourami, and 1 swordtail
Corals/Plants: Plastic plants and bought ornaments
Tank Size: 180 gallons
Quote: Fish are friends not food
About Yourself: Started this hobby because my son loves fish and now it has become my obsession

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