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State: Massachusetts
Country: United States
Description: 46 Gal Bowed tank
Advice: Taxation is theft
Fish Kept: Live Stock --2 Pleco that don’t get bigger than 2 in ( RIP Big Brown 3 years I think he was 2 when I had purchased him) --2+ platies --3+ Sward Adult --My last Guppy passed on after 5 years he just would not give out. --5 Neon Tetras --1+ Mollie --2 Loaches (one Kulu and on clown) --3 Glowfish --1 upside down Cat ----The rest I have given away because the tank can not sipport them. I\'ve had bad luck with shell fish Clams and Shrimp. There isn’t enough for them to survive on i keep the tank Real clean so there is nothing for them to scavenge on, Black Molly, bristle nose pleco , Neon Tetra, Cardinal Tetra, shrimp
Corals/Plants: I have Cabombas and swords No fake plants Real ones look better and I have notices the tank is Cristal clear
Tank Size: 46 gallons
Quote: Mr Spock) The Needs of the meny out weigh the needs of the few.
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