Photo #1 - One Special Caracter Named "oscar"

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Photo Caption: One special caracter named "Oscar"
freshwater fish - astronotus ocellatus - red oscar stocking in 55 gallons tank - One special caracter named "Oscar"
55 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Tetra 55 gallons

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Country: Canada
Description: 2 x Tetra 55 gallons with Aquaclear 110, Aqua-Glow, 1 with play sand, 1 with pool filtration sand, drift wood, artificial and natural plants 1 x Jebo 60 gallons with top cover filtration, Aqua-Glow, gravel bottom, drift wood, artificial plant 1 x Fluval Edge with Aquaclear 10, black gravel, drift wood, artificial and natural plant 1 x Hagen 90 gallons in the works with Eheim Pro-II
Advice: Have fun, try different things
Fish Kept: Big mix of fish... -Gouramis -Barb's -Platies -Neons ... And 1 special caracter named "Oscar"!
Corals/Plants: Will come back with plant name...
Tank Size: 55 gallons

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