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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Juwel Trigon 190, 200 watt Theo heater, 99 x 70 x 60 cm, High-Lite Light Unit 70 cm, 2 x 28 W, Pump Set 600, 190 Litres, Natural gravel
Fish Kept: Blue Gourami's, Golden Gourami's, Kissing Gourami; Sailfin Pleco, Peckoltia Brevis, Bala Shark, Silver Angelfish
Corals/Plants: Artificial
Tank Size: 50 gallons

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it looks like a painting. cool Tank fish avatar
can that pleco even swim in there? think he needs a much bigger tank. fish avatar
Is this a painting? fish avatar
that is a big ass pleco man fish avatar
dude give the pleco a proper home. WAY TO SMALL FOR THAT FISH fish avatar

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