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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 46 gallon Bow Front, 36"x24"x16", with 2 40-60 gal Wal-Mart brand filters. Other specs unkown.
Advice: Choose wisely.
Fish Kept: 2 Swordtail Kois, 3 Silver Hatchets, 4 Black Neon Tetras, 4 Redeyed Tetras, 5 Scissortail Rasboas, 2 Rubberlipped Plecos, 2 Spotted Cory Catfish, 4 Swordtails, 2 Black Mollies, 6 Ghost Shrimp, 8 neon tetras
Corals/Plants: Sand, plastic plants, some rocks from outside, and plastic driftwood.
Tank Size: 46 gallons
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About Yourself: I started off with a 20 gallon with 4 Swordtail Mollies that a friend gave to me and then next thing you know the 4 fish turned into 20. So I had to upgrade to a big tank. I got rid of a lot of fish and got the ones that I have now.

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