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freshwater fish - corydoras aeneus - albino aeneus cory cat stocking in 5 gallons tank - Albino Corydora

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Fluval edge 23litre, starter tank with all standard filtration systems and lighting (2 halogen). Tank Size 43cm long by 26cm wide and 22.4cm.
Advice: Be patient!
Fish Kept: 3 pink tetras, 2 blue tetras (similar to silver dollar tetras). 3 rummy nose tetras, 2 neon tetras, 2 endlers guppies (male and female) and 1 plec.
Corals/Plants: 2x grass plants
Tank Size: 5 gallons
Quote: It's doesn't matter if you get knocked down, its whether you get back up!

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