Photo #1 - 29 Gallon Livebearer Aquarium

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Photo Caption: 29 Gallon Livebearer Aquarium
20 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 29 Gallon Livebearer Aquarium
20 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 20 Tall Planted Tank

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State: South Carolina
Country: United States
Description: Live plants, dirt and sand substrate, lava rocks
Advice: -Research before you buy. -Take your time when setting up a new tank.
Fish Kept: Green Swordtail, Marigold Swordtail, Panda and Twinbar Platys, Marble Molly., Guppys, Corydoras, Blue Eye Rainbows
Corals/Plants: Amazon sword, four leaf clover, Lilly, grass
Tank Size: 20 gallons

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