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10 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Home Sweet Home

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Country: Phillippines
Description: dimension: 10"(w)x20"(L)x12"(H) lighting: 10 watts flourescent filtration: 30 watts bio-filter and 3 watts aerator
Advice: Think of your fishes as members of your family. Don't neglect them,treat them as kids that need proper care and attention
Fish Kept: 3 veil tail angelfish, 3 swordtails, 1 male and 2 females, 2 tiger barbs, 1 albino tiger bar, 2 black tetras, 5 male guppies, 1 male black widow, 2 gouramis, 1 male rainbow fish, 1 bala shark
Corals/Plants: have some plants and lots of rocks
Tank Size: 10 gallons
Quote: God is great
About Yourself: I am a call center agent. Everytime I got home from work, I can't help gazing on my adorable pets as they swim around the tank. They are such wonderful creatures. God is really a great Creator.

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