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35 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My current fish tank set up

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: - 35gal custom acrylic tank - Whisper 30-60 filter - 100W Aqueon heater - Tetra 40 Air Pump - Aquaclear Powerhead 20
Advice: - Fish CAN suffocate without air pump. Only bettas can survive without air pump in fish bowls, NOT GOLDFISH! - Tropical fish NEED heater.
Fish Kept: - 3 Neon Tetras - 3 Upsidedown Catfish - 3 Swordtails (1 Male Neon, 2 Male/Female Pineapples) - 2 Anelfish - 2 Tiger Barbs - 2 Male Dwarf Gouramis (Neon and Flame) - 1 Kirbensis Cichlid - 1 Plecostomus (about 6") - 1 Long Finned Danio - 1 Zebra Danio - 1 Golden Barb
Corals/Plants: - 1 Marimo Ball
Tank Size: 35 gallons

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