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50 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - my juwel trigon 190

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: I have a jewel trigon 190 corner tank, I use standard filter system with custom media, white sand, coral rocks, medium piece of bog wood and a few plants
Advice: Start big because your only going to want bigger. And do your water changes
Fish Kept: 2x silver sharks 6x neon tetras 2x tiger barbs 2x gourami (gold + blue) 1x plecostomus
Tank Size: 50 gallons
Quote: Never give up
About Yourself: Im 25 years old. I'm a cinema projectionist, I've had about 10 fish tanks but this will be the final one

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