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20 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 20 gallon long Harlequin rasbora tank

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Country: Canada
Description: Twenty gallon long, Fluval 105 canister, Hagen heater, single 24 inch aquaglo color enhancing florescent bulb, natural color gravel, real drift wood, fake plants.
Advice: It takes time to establish a tank but the rewards are definitely worth it.
Corals/Plants: Fake plants, real driftwood.
Tank Size: 20 gallons
About Yourself: I got into the hobby as a child and loved it. I have started over again recently and almost forgot how soothing it is to look at my fish swimming around after a hard days work.

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