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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 4 ft long 15 inches high 1 foot wide mostly real plants with plenty of fish. 150w heater rod, standard 150 litre filter 1 aireator soon to have two 1.5 foot aireator rods put in back for all backgrount bubbles
Advice: keep at it
Fish Kept: 1 five inch blue claw lobster, 3 five inch silver dollar, 2 blue gourami, 2 dwarf gourami,1 gold molly (female) 1 four inch angel fish, 2 common pleco four inch, 1 siameese fighter fish, 1 lonely guppy
Corals/Plants: i am clueless with plants...shamefull i know, there green and some are red :D
Tank Size: 24 gallons
Quote: dont have one!
About Yourself: im matt :D im 17 and im a mechanic i love spending time and money in my local aquatic shop and thinking of new ideas for my tank!

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