Photo #1 - My Tank With Fish, Real Plants And Wooden And She...

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Photo Caption: my tank with fish, real plants and wooden and shell decoration.
20 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - my tank with fish, real plants and wooden and shell decoration.
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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Juwel All in 1 system
Advice: good luck and always look after the little guys
Fish Kept: 4 black neon tetras, 3 harlequins, 2 rosy tetra, 3 rummy nosed tetras, 3 platys, 2 dwarf gourami, 2 cardinal tetra, 1 red fin shark, 1 bala shark, 1 clown loach and a bulldog plec.
Corals/Plants: various but do not know what they are called
Tank Size: 20 gallons
Quote: Get busy living or get busy dying!
About Yourself: Always been interested in fish whether in a tank or in a pond.

COMMENTS

Is that wood real? cool tank man!!! fish avatar

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