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Country: Canada
Description: 55 gallon, aqua glow lights, aquatech filtration, air stone
Advice: Lots of $ and time to set-up, but very easy to maintain, if you stick to a schedule. Water changes very very important, I do one once every week.
Fish Kept: 2 Blood Parrots, 3 Angelfish, 5 Rasboras, 5 tetras, 1 mystery snail, 1 Pleco
Corals/Plants: All artificial plants
Tank Size: 55 gallons
About Yourself: Fishkeeping for 4 years now.

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very nice !! fish avatar
Overall GREAT! There are 2 things i don't like. 1) the pink flowers (they seem quite unnatural) although they blend in perfectly with the rest of the colors (i like to stick to naturality though) and 2) the white aeration tube on the left (it can easily be concealed). Otherwise very very good work! fish avatar
I love the look of your tank, it looks so calm and relaxing.Keep up the good work fish avatar

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