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freshwater fish stocking in 10 gallons tank - Tank as of now gonna get a black background

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State: Ohio
Country: United States
Description: Ita a 10 gal tank for my one betta fish who's currently in a hospital tank. I've got plants that are growing better than I thought they would and ferecho Mt betta is getting better
Advice: For bettas be prepare for sickness like fin rot it's easy to treat when treated early. Planted isn't that cheap especially if your using special gravel although I just have normal gravel with tabs
Fish Kept: Ferecho
Corals/Plants: Bacopa. .Java fern??Pennywort
Tank Size: 10 gallons

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