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70 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - FreshWater Community Tank

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State: Delaware
Country: United States
Description: 70 Gallon Marine Land , Community freshwater tank. Marine Land LED Lighting. Fluval X-6 Cansiter Filter. Variety of Species to include non aggressive Chiclids, Corey Cats, Tiger Barbs and PeaCock eel.
Advice: Start small, do what you want.
Corals/Plants: Variety / Can`t remember all the plant names, new to aquatic vegetation.
Tank Size: 70 gallons
Quote: I don`t know how much time I have left "so I am gonna get real weird with it"
About Yourself: Nothing to say.....

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