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69 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Community tank

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Country: New Zealand
Description: Standard 69 gallon Juwel Vision tank. With driftwood plants and loose pebbles. First tank so new to tanks
Advice: Research and commit
Fish Kept: Neon Tetra, Gold Nugget Pleco (L-18), Kuhli Loach, Blue Gourami, Black Molly, Platy, Clown Loach, Bala Shark, Redtail Shark, Gold Pristella Tetra, Gold Nugget Pleco (L-18)
Corals/Plants: Total of 4 different plants but bound to increase along with 60 fish
Tank Size: 69 gallons

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very nice buddy fish avatar

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