Photo #1 - Golden Wonder Killifish - Clown Loach, Assorted R...

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Photo Caption: Golden Wonder Killifish
freshwater fish - aplocheilus lineatus - golden wonder killifish stocking in 55 gallons tank - Golden Wonder Killifish
fish tank picture - My tank, pretty empty at the moment

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State: Kentucky
Country: United States
Description: 48"x12"x18" JK lighting Penguin Bio-Wheel 350 AZOO Powerhead Rena SmartHeater 200 Just had major heating problem, lost most fish :(
Advice: Weekly water changes Keep an eye on temperature Proper nutrition
Fish Kept: Clown Loach, Assorted Rainbowfish, Congo Tetra, Golden Wonder Killifish, Kribensis
Corals/Plants: Fake now, had live
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: Live your life,
About Yourself: Current Fish: 1 Clown Loach 1 Golden Wonder Killifish 1 Plecostimus

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