Photo #3 - 4ft Tank Spooky One End Fairy Like Other End

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58 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 4ft tank spooky one end fairy like other end

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Country: Australia
Description: 220 litre 4ft long 1.2 wide, new set up have 120cm blue and white led lighting , wave maker 150w heater, 700 canister filter..
Advice: Start with minimal fish and slowly build numbers
Corals/Plants: Random plants
Tank Size: 58 gallons
About Yourself: My 5yr old wanted fish so we got a small tank and 12 damasoni cichlids and some electric yellows.. A week later decided to go big!

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