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Country: United Kingdom
Description: i have a juwel 240 fishtank wich has 2l oscar's a pleco and a small catfish .i think my juwel is 57 gallons im not too sure.i have one day light and one nature light, standard juwel filtration and heating.
Advice: plan out your setup thoroughly before moving fish into it and cycle before putting in any fish.
Fish Kept: 1 community tank with vaious fish, and quite a few of em :). also one tank specialy for crabs.
Corals/Plants: i have a small plant along with some rockery.
Tank Size: 57 gallons
Quote: you are only young once but you can be immature forever!
About Yourself: i got into this as my parents kept a freshwater aquarium with a fully grown oscar and wanted my own to keep.

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Nice looking setup. fish avatar

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