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freshwater fish - betta splendens - crown tail betta - One of my male bettas, Mar..=)

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State: Oregon
Country: United States
Description: I have multiple tanks...only one is going right now though. I plan on cycling the others over the weekend. Also have a couple bowls with bettas in them.
Advice: Always check to see what container of water you throw out after cleaning a tank! Make sure there's no babies in them..0.o
Fish Kept: Celestial goldfish, guppies, angel fish, bettas...
Corals/Plants: Banana plant.....all the rest is plastic..I'd prefer all real plants, but being a college student, I'm rather tight on cash.
About Yourself: 18 year-old wanna-be fish hobbiest. All information concerning freshwater fish is welcome!

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