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Photo Caption: Same Tank as before with new inhabitants. I had to get rid of my Oscars, they got too big and were eating every other fish in site. Little more serene tank now and a few new silk plants.
fish tank picture - Same Tank as before with new inhabitants. I had to get rid of my Oscars, they got too big and were eating every other fish in site. Little more serene tank now and a few new silk plants.
55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Full Tank View

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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: 55 Gallon Rectangle Glass 2 Eheim Classic Cannisters and Eheim Powerball 200 Watt Heater Single Bulb 4' Hood Lighting
Advice: I've done Salt and Fresh. I'm back to Freshwater now. Take your time. I do a 25% water change every week with vacuuming. Water is always crystal clear and chemically perfect.
Fish Kept: 2 Golden Gourami 2 Coraline Gourami 1 Pleco 2 Dekeri Cory 4 Cardinal Tetra
Corals/Plants: 1/2" Granite Substrate 2" - 3" River Rock various colors Malaysian Driftwood Silk Plants
Tank Size: 55 gallons

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