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freshwater fish - symphysodon sp. - blue diamond discus stocking in 121 gallons tank - my adult discus blue cobalt
121 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - A 500 liter tank with Discus in it !! What do u guys think ??

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Country: Malaysia
Description: Planted with plastic plants !! For discus keeping !! just see my picture !! :-)
Advice: Just be urself !!
Fish Kept: Discus mainly , king kong (chiclid) and other tropical fishes
Corals/Plants: -
Tank Size: 121 gallons
Quote: Discus is ( i am speechless)
About Yourself: Nothing much to say , still studying , fell in love with discus and other fishes . Into this with my dad !!

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