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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 10 gallon starter kit - includes filter, hood with light, 10 gallon glass tank. Added thermometer and stone strip for bubbles
Advice: never thought i'd get into this. i mean.. i ask myself how the hell do i spend 5+ hours a week on this?
Fish Kept: 2 Goldfishes. both 3+ years. 10+ other fresh water fishes.
Corals/Plants: driftwood with plants surrounding
Tank Size: 10 gallons
Quote: obsession is a dangerous trait to have in this hobby..
About Yourself: Student, 23 years, UC Irvine Alumni. IT consultant. never thought i'd become a fish-keeping enthusiast. My goldfishes were what got me into this. I love it - it's relaxing, calming, and beautiful

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