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30 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Our first aquarium. Currently homes a single Crown-tail Betta. Community take to come in future.
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30 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Our first aquarium. Currently homes a single Crown-tail Betta. Community take to come in future.

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State: South Carolina
Country: United States
Description: 30 Gallon (Long) FreshwaterSand SubstrateHeater (78 degree fixed)Aquaclear 70 HOB filter- Sponge, Carbon, Ceramic Rings- Set at 300gph w/ intake sponge T5 florescent lightBubbler 12" Driftwood to lower PH
Advice: Research, Research, Research.
Fish Kept: Crown Tail Betta
Corals/Plants: Artificial plants1 piece of 12" natural driftwood
Tank Size: 30 gallons

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