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Submitted By: Jesse on
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freshwater fish - astronotus ocellatus - red oscar stocking in 33 gallons tank - large oscars

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Country: Canada
Description: rectangular 33 gallon aquarium with 2 full size oscars 1 albino one red tiger, my oscars have had 4 heaters, they keep smashing them all, they are crazy lol
Advice: oscras are cute babies, but when full grown watch the **** out
Fish Kept: 2 oscars, 2 large algae eaters
Corals/Plants: none
Tank Size: 33 gallons
Quote: bigger the better
About Yourself: i like fish tank, obviously

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