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Country: Australia
Advice: If nothing goes Right go left it just might work!!!
Fish Kept: 1 black Kuhli loach, 2 striped Kuhli Loaches, 3 clown loaches, 1 peppered corydora but getting more :), 2 African Butterfly Cichlids (one male, one female), Multiple specially bred colour strain platies(bred by me), a gold barb a living veteran :)
Corals/Plants: Medium Java Fern, Elodia Gracilis,
Tank Size: 25 gallons
Quote: im not random you just think as fast as me!
About Yourself: i got into tropical fish keeping through my friend he used to own a fish aquarium

COMMENTS

I like the white rocks and the depth is nice too. fish avatar
nice picture but corys should be fept in groups of 6 or more but I have 3 and they are fine in my 29gal fish avatar

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