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Country: Canada
Description: I have a whisper 30-60 Gallon filter, aqua tech20-40 gallon filter and a eheim classic 90 gallon filter, 100 watt heater, blue gravel, and rocks, Bubble wall, and draft wood
Advice: Have alot of hiding places and know the things your fish likes for it to be happy and healty
Fish Kept: 3 Red parrots 4 Rosy barbs 6 Gold fish 3 Plecostomus 1 Shark fish 1 Black shirts 2 Normal tetras 2 ASST sharks 4 Giants danios 7 Red eye tetras 2 ID sharks 2 Black neon tetras 3 sliver dollars 2 Bleeding heart tetras 2 Ruby tetras 1 Rummy nose tetras 1 Golden algae eater 2 Assorted discus 3 Male bettas 1 Female bettas 2 Angle fish
Corals/Plants: I have some fake plants
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: cool fish
About Yourself: I just saw a cool tropical fish and it just started from there.

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