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Photo Caption: 90 Gallon freshwater tank. This one sits at the foot of my bed, the most relaxing site and sound to go to sleep to.
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90 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 90 Gallon freshwater tank. This one sits at the foot of my bed, the most relaxing site and sound to go to sleep to.

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Country: Canada
Description: 90 Gallon Freshwater, Cascade canister filter, All Glass Aquarium, Marineland 300 heater.
Advice: If any of your fish die, you should quit right away, because there is no hope for you.
Fish Kept: Silver Dollars, Bala Sharks, Firemouth Cichlids, Bosemani Rainbowfish, RTBS, Bristlenose Catfish.
Corals/Plants: All Fake Plants, with driftwood and black slate.
Tank Size: 90 gallons
Quote: If at first you dont succeed, hire somebody to do it for you.

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