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9 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My First Fish Tank

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State: Alaska
Country: United States
Description: Nine gallon, 13" x H 18", Cylindrical. Filter system and light unit in the center of the aquarium. All rocks found on a hike of Perserverance Trail in AK.
Advice: If you live in Alaska, get a heater for your tank.
Fish Kept: 3 Guppies, 2 Cardinal Tetras, 2 Neon Tetras, 2 Panda Cory (R.I.P)
Corals/Plants: Fake Grass.
Tank Size: 9 gallons
Quote: "The secret to success is to do common things uncommonly well."
About Yourself: Shout out to D.R. Wendt, the person who inspired me to get a tank...

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i like round! like mine but on a smaller scale :) pretty fish too fish avatar

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