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Country:
India
Description:
Having KOI's and is a freshwater tank, some of the smaller barbs and snails. Two of the different types of plants(names not aware of). Pump and sponge filter..with basic thermometer...
Advice:
New myself
Fish Kept:
KOI
Barbs
Guppies
Snails
Butterfly Koi
Corals/Plants:
none
Tank Size:
30 gallons
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