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United Kingdom
Description:
here is my 4ft aquarium with all real plants. the wood and stones were carefully hand collected from local beaches, rivers and forrests. it has a sand path in the middle and a rock cave at the left where big jack dempsey likes to hide.
my fish seem to like it hope you do too
:-)
Advice:
if you live near a river, beach or forrest look for some cool fishtank decor its unique and free!
Fish Kept:
varioushs cichlids, barbs, loaches, catfish, parrot fish
Corals/Plants:
various different plants, java moss and moss balls
Tank Size:
40 gallons
About Yourself:
it ill started with frederick the goldfish from the fair(now happily donated to the botanic gardens as he grew too big) about 4 years ago who lived in a tiny bowl i then moved upgraded to a 2 foot tank keeping neons, danios and other small fish although hector plector (plec) grew to 13 inches long before sadly he had to be rehomed as he was too big and it didnt seem fair to keep him. i now have got my 4 foot tank which i love, my fish seem to aswell. it has been going since 17/09/09
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