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Country: Canada
Description: live plants bunch of fish love it
Advice: Im new so not much
Fish Kept: 2 Rainbow Sharks 11 Tiger barbs 2 Rosy barbs 2 Sliver tipped tetras 1 Rubber lipped pleco 1 Frog 1 Angel fish
Corals/Plants: All live plants but dont know the name of them
Tank Size: 25 gallons

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Hi: I love barbs and always try to keep them in my tank even if sometimes they tend to be a bit too lively..To tell you the truth I don't like the blue gravel and I think you need a lot more plants..Keep it up!!.. fish avatar
I think a background would do a lot for you. I dont like to see all the tubing,cords and heaters. Maybe the plants will grow and cover some of it up for you.Looks like youre takin good care of the fish. fish avatar

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