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10 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 2 dwarf gourami 1 rubber lip pleco 1 silver zebra angelfish 4 tiger barbs Tiger barbs colors look faded because recently did water change and they are stressed
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Photo Caption: 2 dwarf gourami 1 rubber lip pleco 1 silver zebra angelfish 4 tiger barbs Tiger barbs colors look faded because recently did water change and they are stressed
10 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 2 dwarf gourami 1 rubber lip pleco 1 silver zebra angelfish 4 tiger barbs Tiger barbs colors look faded because recently did water change and they are stressed

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Country: Venezuela
Description: Led lighting Top find power filter 10Top find 50 watt heaterMedium sized aquarium gravelLive plants
Advice: Don't overstock
Corals/Plants: Some types of swords i forgot
Tank Size: 10 gallons
Quote: I like turtles
About Yourself: I am a dumb blonde

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