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Country: United Kingdom
Description: freshwater tropical tank; 24/24/24inch- 220 ltr 2 breeders tanks 1 80ltr community
Advice: take your time
Fish Kept: 1 opaline gourami 1 red headed cichlid 5 rams 6 golden barbs 2 kissing gourami 6 glass cat fish 4 diff corys, albino, peppered, bronze and 'elegantes'?? 1 leopard highfin plec 2 bristle nose plecs, male and female 8 platies 1 featherfin cat 1 whiptail cat 2 upsidedown catfish 1 tyre track eel
Corals/Plants: 'stardust'??? versillias amazon swords java fern cabomba and others
Tank Size: 80 gallons
Quote: i watch my fish tank more than my tv
About Yourself: only been keeping aquatics for a year...and cant get enough. appart from that have 2 malamute huskies, 2 rats, 2 rabbits, a hamster and a giant land snail. but just finished running an animal rescue with LOADS of species!.......

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