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Photo Caption: 20 gal with driftwood and rocks from lake Michigan. German blue rams, galaxy rasboras, Harlequin rasboras, angel, kuhlii loach. Java ferns and petoskey stones
20 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 20 gal with driftwood and rocks from lake Michigan. German blue rams, galaxy rasboras, Harlequin rasboras, angel, kuhlii loach. Java ferns and petoskey stones
freshwater fish - papiliochromis ramirezi - german blue ram stocking in 20 gallons tank - German blue ram couple

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State: Illinois
Country: United States
Description: 2 German blue rams, 2 galaxy rasbora, 2 harlequin, 1 kuhlii loach, 1 angel. Java ferns. Driftwood. Petoskey stones
Advice: Fish tanks > TV
Corals/Plants: Java fern
Tank Size: 20 gallons

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