Photo #2 - What Kind Of Fishes Were Given To Me.

Submitted By: Hector Carrasquillo Sr on
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freshwater fish stocking in 60 gallons tank - What kind of fishes were given to me.

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State: Illinois
Country: United States
Description: I have some fishes that were given to me and I would like to know who they are. Are they community fishes or they just like to be with their kind.
Advice: Keep water clean and some already prepared.Cichilds, Gouramis, Shark, Tetras, Catfish, Oscar, Angels
Corals/Plants: Plastic/Live, Rocks, ships, wood statues.
Tank Size: 60 gallons
Quote: Nobody respect you like your 3 friends, "Me, Myself and I."
About Yourself: Musician, Guitar Player, Karate, Collect model cars. Fish hobby. Little drawing, Love my bible.

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