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37 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations)

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Country: Ireland
Description: 1 White Light. 1 Moon Light. Standart Filter, and heater. Resently added moonlight to the tank, and it looks really nice.!
Advice: Be patience.
Fish Kept: 4 Hi Fin Platy 2 Clown Loaches 2 Yo Yo Loaches 2 Bala Sharks 1 Angel Fish. 1 Skunk Botia Loach. 1 Albino Rainbow Shark. 1 Opaline Gouram 1 Trinidad Pleco - (catfish)
Corals/Plants: N/A
Tank Size: 37 gallons
Quote: You cant re write unwritten ruel..!
About Yourself: N/A

COMMENTS

Cum on the irish fish avatar
Hey. My biggest Bala Shark is about 10-12 CM long (4 Inch) one of them seems to be growing faster than the other the other one is arround 7 CM (3 Inch). When i got them about 1 year ago they where about 5 cm (1.5 Inch) fish avatar
how big are your bala sharks ? How long have u had them for? Tank looks real nice fish avatar

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