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95 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My Tank. cha

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Country: Israel
Description: 150x40x65cm2x36" florecents one blue one "full spectum"Attman 4 1200 L/H3x 100 watt heatersevery 2 weeks 10% water change
Advice: only buy from clean tanks
Fish Kept: 4-green terrors 2-clown barbs 1-tiger barbs 2-ziebra barbs 1-ziebra 2-cleaners 2-peacocks 1-mino 3-electric yellow 4-jewl fish 2-fire mouths 2-red and black sharks
Corals/Plants: anibias, the fish have a hard time eating it
Tank Size: 95 gallons

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