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30 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - my tank

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State: Missouri
Country: United States
Description: dragon fish, tetras, glo fish, neon, and a couple of black moors
Advice: can not go wrong with lots of colors :) With freshwater fish its hard to mess up
Fish Kept: Looking to start a saltwater tank..going to use advice I have found on here to begin
Corals/Plants: low mantiance plastic ones at the moment..till I get my saltwater tank
Tank Size: 30 gallons
About Yourself: I am the wife of a longhaul truck driver. We have four kids with the last one in kindergarten this year..so have lots of time to obsess over my hobby at the moment lol.

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