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Photo Caption: A black fantail fish with some gravel, 1 coral and a bio chem filter.
150 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - A black fantail fish with some gravel, 1 coral and a bio chem filter.

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Country: Australia
Description: A Beginer tank.
Advice: Follow what the experts say.
Fish Kept: Black Fantail,1 Pangasius catfish,1 Angel fish.
Corals/Plants: 1 coral.
Tank Size: 150 gallons
Quote: Love all serve all.
About Yourself: My name is Harsh and I got in interest with fish tanks first when my friend bought a fish bowl. I like the beautiful colours of the fish. I am a student but still try give more time to my aquarium. Though my tank is not good, because I am a student, hope to make it more better with help of other Fish keepers.

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