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freshwater fish stocking in 55 gallons tank - Melvin & Ruby

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State: Michigan
Country: United States
Description: 48'Lx13"Wx18"H I Use AC110 Filters one on each side. I also run an under ground filter.
Advice: My Advice?? Hummm If your thinking of getting fish because you think its easier then a cat or a dog. DONT DO IT!!! There NOT!! In fact there harder....
Fish Kept: 2 Oscars: Ones a Ruby Oscar (Named her Ruby) The others a TIger Oscar (Melvin) A Starry Night (Egore) & A Dino Eel (Velcore)
Corals/Plants: FAKE!
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: Krama "Comes around gos around"
About Yourself: I Am a Mother to 4 Great Kids. I have 1 Daughter and 3 Sons - My Daughter being the oldest Harmonie Aeris, Kaleb Chistopher, Ethan Alexander, Rylan Nathaniel. 8,6,2,4 mon. Im married to a wonderful (Well most the time,heehee) Man for 10 yrs NOW!! :o)

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