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Photo Caption: 55g, with my new driftwood centerpiece. Looking to make it a planted tank with sand.
55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 55g, with my new driftwood centerpiece. Looking to make it a planted tank with sand.

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State: Colorado
Country: United States
Description: Marineland 55g with dual led night and day hood, penguin 350 power filter, 2 air stones, 18 artificial plants, a sunken ship, a rock cave, red and black gravel and some lost treasure!
Advice: Dont suck up your fish in the gravel vac!
Fish Kept: Senegal Bichir, Giant Striped Raphael, Snowflake Pleco, Feathefin Catfish, (2) Blue Gouramis and (3) Clown Loaches.
Corals/Plants: None
Tank Size: 55 gallons

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