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Country: Canada
Description: Standard 30 gallon tank. Coralife 65 6700K watt bulb, and tetra whisper X45.Jagger 100W heater. All plants are live, and use flourite dark. Cobble stones and bog wood also in the tank.
Advice: Be patient!
Fish Kept: (5) glowlight tetras (4) neon tetras (2) serpae tetras (3) corydoras (1) minnow (1) assorted guppy (1) koi angelfish
Corals/Plants: live
Tank Size: 29 gallons

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