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

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State: Tennessee
Country: United States
Description: Just started this tank, 3rd in 20 years. I used real slate in and out, plastic plants. I particularly like the Bonzi tree growing out of the rocks and the pirate skull with a lil booty .Arrg
Advice: Keep your tanks away from natural light, use a lamp timer for night time viewing. Use good cleaning and fish management. no sickeys , they dont cost that much. Filter filter filter
Fish Kept: Normally 2 Angels, Neon Tetras , fan tails, Sharks, Albino corys, Danos . Tigers .Always pleco 1 per 15 gal. Mean fish get booted, the angels rule
Corals/Plants: None ..waste of money and promote disease
Tank Size: 40 gallons
About Yourself: lazy pet owner

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