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14 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - tank with fry hatcher floatin with 1 baby platy

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Had it for around 2 years . 64 litres
Advice: read about it first.if u rush into it im 99.9 percent sure ull cock it up :D
Fish Kept: 2 platys,(gail and david, the plats of coronation streets) .....5Neon tetra,4 guppies,4corys,1dwarf gourmai,1sunset gourmai,1plec,1apple snail (ishmael)
Corals/Plants: 3 fake plants ,1 bogwood
Tank Size: 14 gallons

COMMENTS

pretty tank......i spy the apple ;) fish avatar

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