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100 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 100 Gallon Long 2 - Chinese Algae Eater 8 - Giant Danios 9 - Bleeding Heart Tetras 16 - Gold Barbs 5 - Longfin White Skirt Tetra 6 - Gold Gourami And Yes, the Bamboo is growing out of the aquarium.
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Photo Caption: 100 Gallon Long 2 - Chinese Algae Eater 8 - Giant Danios 9 - Bleeding Heart Tetras 16 - Gold Barbs 5 - Longfin White Skirt Tetra 6 - Gold Gourami And Yes, the Bamboo is growing out of the aquarium.
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100 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 100 Gallon Long 2 - Chinese Algae Eater 8 - Giant Danios 9 - Bleeding Heart Tetras 16 - Gold Barbs 5 - Longfin White Skirt Tetra 6 - Gold Gourami And Yes, the Bamboo is growing out of the aquarium.

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State: North Carolina
Country: United States
Description: 100G AllGlass FX5 Fluval Canister
Advice: N/A
Fish Kept: 2 - Chinese Algae Eater 8 - Giant Danios 9 - Bleeding Heart Tetras 16 - Gold Barbs 5 - Longfin White Skirt Tetra 6 - Gold Gourami
Corals/Plants: List later. or ask
Tank Size: 100 gallons

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nice tank a bit overstocked but nice setup for the most part fish avatar

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