Photo #1 - My 30 Gallon Jungle - Tiger Barb, Bolivian Ram, ...

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Photo Caption: my 30 gallon jungle
30 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - my 30 gallon jungle
fish tank picture - a view of some of the stock

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State: Ohio
Country: United States
Description: 30 gal 18 watt grow light (florescent) tetra filter creek stone substrate from lowes
Advice: do ur research on any new fish BEFORE u get em
Fish Kept: Tiger Barb, Bolivian Ram, Bronze Cory, Albino Aeneus Cory Cat, Chinese Algae Eater
Corals/Plants: amazon swords , assorted crypts, a chain sword or 3 , one big ole lilly
Tank Size: 30 gallons
Quote: ........ well theres ur problem
About Yourself: manager / mnt man at mallveiw apts ive been keeping fish for 20 years give or take served 4 years in the marine corps as a infantryman ... i breed and sell creek chubs as bait as well

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