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freshwater fish - poecilia latipinna - dalmatian molly stocking in 10 gallons tank - my ten gallon tank

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 3 x barbs, 1 x plecostomus, 2x mollies, 1 x catfish, 1x angel fish 2 othe small fish but dnt knw name fluval 105 external filter real bogwood from the highlands in real peat bogs.
Advice: have fun
Fish Kept: x barbs, 1 x plecostomus, 2x mollies, 1 x catfish, 1x angel fish 2 othe small fish but dnt knw name
Corals/Plants: real bogwood from the highlands in real peat bogs, and couple of plants
Tank Size: 10 gallons
Quote: tropical
About Yourself: i got into this hobbyu when i was 12 when i had 2 angel fish as my fist fish and they both lasted 7 years which im so proud off

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