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50 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - this my big tank

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Country: Great Britain
Description: 2 foot tank with light and filter and heater
Advice: start with low teck fish
Fish Kept: 1 clown loach 1 plec 2 giant diano 4 zebra diano 6 sordtails 8 sivler tpi neons (small and large)gruomes lots more !!!
Corals/Plants: A really old Aazon sword plant,Ambulia,foxtail,Red ludwigia plus more but dont now whot thay are called
Tank Size: 50 gallons
Quote: start low teck
About Yourself: i started when i wos about 5 but with goild fish i tock them for a walk ha ha not clever but now i have beter fish

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where did you get that back ground and how much? fish avatar

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