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Photo Caption: 2 8" bala sharks, 1 8" tinfoil barb, 1 6" redtail shark, 2 pictus cats (one 5", one 4") 7 tiger barbs (3 albino)
75 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 2 8" bala sharks, 1 8" tinfoil barb, 1 6" redtail shark, 2 pictus cats (one 5", one 4") 7 tiger barbs (3 albino)
freshwater fish stocking in 75 gallons tank - My 16" common pleco.

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State: South Dakota
Country: United States
Description: 75g standard shape aquarium. Light came with aquarium. Aqueon 55/75 filter.
Advice: Careful its quite easy to get hooked!
Fish Kept: Bala Shark (, Tinfoil Red Tail Barb, Redtail Shark, Pictus Cat, Common Pleco , Tiger Barb, Red Oscar,
Corals/Plants: plastic plants
Tank Size: 75 gallons
About Yourself: Bought my first aquarium 5 years ago. I Now have 5. A 5 gallon Betta tank, 30 gallon bow front, 50 gallon bow front, and my newest 75 gallon.

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