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Photo Caption: Frontal View of Tank. Birchir can be seen looking for food/attention.
saltwater fish - diodon holocanthus - porcupine puffer stocking in 20 gallons tank - birchir
20 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Frontal View of Tank. Birchir can be seen looking for food/attention.

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State: Michigan
Country: United States
Description: 20watt vita lite + 20 watt 6500k CFL - 20 gallon 12x12x24 , Petoskey stones , quartz , marble, and Petrified Wood all found/collected from northern michigan. Also Mopi Diftwood, chichlid sand substrate, cascade 500 canister filter with updated media
Advice: This tank is nearing its first birthday and it is finally starting to look the way I want. It really does take time and attention to get everything right.
Fish Kept: Male Bristle Nose Catfish, Clown Pleco, Birchir, Dwarf Puffer, and Corydoras sterbia
Corals/Plants: Broadleave Ludwiga, Red Mirio, and ???
Tank Size: 20 gallons
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