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14 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - my first fish tank
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Country: India
Description: 30in*12in*9in tank glass tank with metal conical lid. 1 submersible white tube light. 1power filter and two aerator toys. On ground gravel white stones and bit coloured stones as well. Have small den made with 3small natural stones and two artificial plants
Advice: I myself is newbie ....so learning
Corals/Plants: Nil
Tank Size: 14 gallons
About Yourself: I am a officer at government of India a keen photographer but recently got interested in keeping Aquarium and do not have people to support me..so learning the harder way. Trying to have fresh water fishes of hardy variety available here in remote place of India...

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