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27 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Fresh water fish

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Country: Great Britain
Description: This is our 3ftx2ftx1ft tank. We have a variety of fish ranging from neon tetra to knight fish! We have only just started out our fish tank about six months ago. We have successfully bread Molly's and Platys and still have the offspring
Advice: Natural plants have helped increase the oxygen in the tank and the fish are more lively
Corals/Plants: ?
Tank Size: 27 gallons

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