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110 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - my 6' tank in all its glory

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Country: Australia
Description: 6' Aqua nova tank with complete rear glass covered with plastic rock background..2 x 300w heaters & 2 x 1000 ltr filter pumps..all ornaments fitted with flex air stones , looks great when airating
Advice: Have great patients & it will be worth the wait
Fish Kept: Angels..Gouramis..bristle nose cats..clown loaches..Sharks & Dwarf gouramis,rams & tetras
Corals/Plants: mostly plastic with a couple of live plants
Tank Size: 110 gallons
Quote: Damn
About Yourself: semi retired after illness

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