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5 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Fishies

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State: Texas
Country: United States
Description: Beginner tank. Acrylic bow-front with Aqua-Tech filter system. Pretty neat. Fluorescent lighting.
Advice: Hi, Im one of you.
Fish Kept: Three baby Giant Danios. Planning on upgrading to larger tank as my fishies grow. Three baby Ghost Shrimp as well.
Corals/Plants: A few fake ones.
Tank Size: 5 gallons
Quote: I'm your huckleberry.
About Yourself: Hmm, Im a dental student who happened to get a neat little tank for present. It's a pretty neat hobby so far. It keeps your mind off of other things when you work with it.

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