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Photo Caption: 36 gal planted with driftwood and rock. Contains 4 each of tiger barbs, green tiger barbs, and rosy barbs. 2 rubber lipped plecos
36 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 36 gal planted with driftwood and rock. Contains 4 each of tiger barbs, green tiger barbs, and rosy barbs. 2 rubber lipped plecos

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State: Illinois
Country: United States
Description: 36 gal bow front
Advice: Research before buying
Corals/Plants: Water wisteria, compacted swords, pogostemon helferi
Tank Size: 36 gallons

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