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Photo Caption: My 10 gal tank containing 6 neon tetras, 1 dwarf gourami and 2 chinease algea eaters. There is one flower pot and 10 plants. I got all the gravel and rocks from outside my house. ( had to cook them ) (:
10 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My 10 gal tank containing 6 neon tetras, 1 dwarf gourami and 2 chinease algea eaters. There is one flower pot and 10 plants. I got all the gravel and rocks from outside my house. ( had to cook them ) (:
fish tank picture - my ten gal tank

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Country: Canada
Description: I use a whisper internal filter I have a heater from tetra My lighting is built into the lid of my fish tank
Advice: If starting first tank use plastic plants
Fish Kept: 6 neon tetras 2 chinease algea eaters 2 baby zebra danios ( two weks old )
Corals/Plants: I use plastic plants ( 9 )
Tank Size: 10 gallons
About Yourself: I love fish

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