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Photo Caption: My first tank - These fish were rescued from a friend who's tank burst. Before I took them home they were lodging in his bathroom washbasin!
12 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My first tank - These fish were rescued from a friend who's tank burst. Before I took them home they were lodging in his bathroom washbasin!

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Country: United Kingdom
Advice: Don't be afraid to ask questions!
Fish Kept: 3 x dalmation mollies 3 x keyhole cichlid 10 x golden barb 6 x harlequin tetras 3 x stone suckers 8 x glass bloodfins 2 x algae shrimp
Corals/Plants: a couple, don't actually know what they are though!
Tank Size: 12 gallons
Quote: You can't bang a tent peg in with a toffee hammer

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