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Photo Caption: The Gold Severum. This was my most favorite fish. Great colors and cool personality. He would always break up fights between tankmates. Never lets any thing get out of hand. :)
freshwater fish - pterophyllum sp. - koi angel stocking in 130 gallons tank - A nice little angel I bought from the local fish store.
130 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - A little 25gal tank I planted. My first try with live plants. Hope you like.
freshwater fish - heros serverus - gold severum stocking in 130 gallons tank - The Gold Severum. This was my most favorite fish. Great colors and cool personality. He would always break up fights between tankmates. Never lets any thing get out of hand. :)

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Country: Canada
Advice: Do the research and don't trust just one opinion.
Fish Kept: Black Belt, Tilapia, Venustus, Pike, Spotted Gar, Reed Fish, Senegal Bisher, Striped Raphael Catfish, Whiptale Pleco, Common Pleco,
Tank Size: 130 gallons
About Yourself: i like fish

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