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Country: Australia
Description: pretty crap at the moment to be honest i got a pethetic single bulb light and internal filter.although i hope to get a new double bulb use my single as a moonlight and buy a good canster filter
Advice: a poor man pays twice
Fish Kept: neons,tiger barbs , corys, bristle nose,green severum, blue acura,zebra danios,
Corals/Plants: anubus ,hygro, and a few more with hard to remember names
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: by the time you read this you've already read it.
About Yourself: im about 6 foot 2 brown hair, injoy candle lit dinners , long walks on the beach and staying indopors on rainy days.

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