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70 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 70 gallon mixed fish w/driftwood and fake plants

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Country: Canada
Description: 70 gallon Fluval Vicenza Aquarium Bowfront, T5 lighting, 305 fluval canister.
Advice: do tons of reading, weekly water changes and observe your fish before you buy.
Fish Kept: green barbs, red wag plattys, bristlenose, cherry barbs, pristilla tetras, cory cats, dwarf neon rainbows, female bettas, black skirt tetras.
Corals/Plants: All silk plants.
Tank Size: 70 gallons
Quote: enjoy your hobby
About Yourself: Wanted an aquarium that was nice to look at in my living room but not too much maintenance and after alot of trial and error I'm content with the results. My tropicals are happy and that's all that counts. Comments are welcome.

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