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freshwater fish - astronotus ocellatus - oscar stocking in 55 gallons tank - my oscars when they were very young

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Country: India
Description: just a new hobby but surely captivating. the tank is one of four. 58" (l) x 15" (w) x 18" (h). has two motor powered ug flters.
Advice: learn by other people's mistakes
Fish Kept: a tiger oscar, a veil tail tiger oscar, two red veil tail oscars, an albino oscar, a pink oscar, three convicts, two red tail loaches, two bengal loaches and two sucker cats
Corals/Plants: all artficial
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: chillax
About Yourself: self employed and enjoy my tanks as they are great stress busters

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