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120 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My discus tank Discus come first not plants.

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: I have been keeping fish for about 4 years now and during this time have made alot of mistakes :( but also had sucess :D.
Advice: Always read up BEFORE you buy.
Fish Kept: 5 Discus- 1 Leopard Pigeon, 1 Spotted Pigeon, 2 Yellow/Red Dragons, 1 Tangereine Mellon 11 Neon Tetras 14 Black Neon Tetras 8 Various Corydoras
Corals/Plants: amazon sword, green bacopa, green cabomba, red cabomba, java fern, Giant Val, Twisted Val, Dwarf Hydrophilia
Tank Size: 120 gallons
Quote: Jesus loves you everyone else thinks your an ass hole

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