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Photo Caption: Blue morphs with features - real plants, flower pot pieces and lego!
5 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Blue morphs with features - real plants, flower pot pieces and lego!
fish tank picture - orange fish in plastic bucket - ok? with its kids to eat extra food

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Country: India
Description: 25 inches length x 12 inches breah x 10 inches height Have 2 tanks. One has 2 blue morphs. The other had 2 orange fish (name ?) they gave 11 babies ! separated the kids into a plastic bucket - is that kosher?
Advice: learn about the nitrogen cycle first
Fish Kept: blue morph orange - dont know name - small ~ 1 inch length
Corals/Plants: 2 plants in each
Tank Size: 5 gallons
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