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10 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 10 Gallon Zen tank

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: Tank has been setup since Jan 2011. 20x10x12 glass tank. Plastic plants. Real wood. Rocks. Sand substrate. Pipe and airstone. Tetra whisper air pump. Aqueon filter and Fluval heater.
Advice: Research, research, research. Allow at least 4 weeks for your tank to cycle. Or risk killing your fish.
Fish Kept: 1 kuhli loach, 2 clown loaches,4 rummynose tetras, and 2 Harlequin rasboras
Corals/Plants: Plastic plants
Tank Size: 10 gallons
About Yourself: Been wanting a fish tank for several months.

COMMENTS

LOVE this tank! May I ask were did you get your tank background? fish avatar
Great set up!! looks very nice!! fish avatar

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