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10 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - WARRIORS QUARTERS-waiting for the warrior.

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Country: Australia
Description: octagon shape.small to med size.55w heater,twin light,warrior statue.
Advice: when buying bettas(siamese fighters)learn about their natural habitat.this will help you create the ideal enviroment for your betta.
Fish Kept: red half moon betta.
Corals/Plants: hair grass and arrow head with drift wood.
Tank Size: 10 gallons
Quote: the peaceful man keeps a sword by his side!
About Yourself: bettas are better

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