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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 55 gal. long kit including hood w/lamps, Aqueon55 filter, heater. I added rocks for hiding flourite and gravel substrate and lots of live plants.
Advice: Be patient!!!!! It is worth the wait!
Fish Kept: 2-male Dalmation Mollies, 2 male Guppies 3 Gouramis, 3 barbs and 3 cory cats
Corals/Plants: Live plants, I have a green thumb!
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: The early bird gets the first worm, but the late mouse gets the cheese! "Unknown"
About Yourself: I am new to this addiction. I also have a 10 gallon with neons, Rummy nose and shrimps. I soon grew out of that. My husband and I just started this 55 gallon. Soom to be adding Gouramis! When I'm not watching my fish you can find me online.

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its a background I bought at my local fish store. I jsut bought more for the new tank Im setting up. fish avatar
Hi. I am just wondering what color blue you have used? I have been looking for this color everywhere. I seem to find a color that looks good, but after looking through 1 meter of water it always ends up way to dark. fish avatar

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