Photo #1 - Front View Of My 46 Gallon Bow Front Tank

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Photo Caption: Front view of my 46 gallon bow front tank
46 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Front view of my 46 gallon bow front tank
fish tank picture - 2/25/2010
fish tank picture - My three Angelfish

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State: Pennsylvania
Country: United States
Description: This is my first fish tank It's a 46 gal bow front tank...I have Hagen T5 lighting with 2 life glo bulbs, Tetra Whisper EX filter, Marineland Stealth heater
Advice: Read, Read, Read...There is ALOT to learn
Fish Kept: 3 Angel Fish, 3 Lyretail Mollies, 1 Dwarf Gourami and 5 Cory Catfish
Corals/Plants: Not sure what they are...Bought them from my local fish store
Tank Size: 46 gallons
About Yourself: I got into the hobby towards the end of 2009...My girlfriends family has fish and it rubbed off on me

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