Photo #1 - Giant Whiptail Catfish - Oscars, Whiptail Catfish...

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Country: Great Britain
Description: 45g tank, standard filtration, strong lighting and all going good. kept lots of fish over 2 years
Advice: change tank around to keep fish interested
Fish Kept: oscars, whiptail catfish, corys and tiger barbs
Corals/Plants: unknown plant, on surface cos oscars dig and destroy
Tank Size: 45 gallons
Quote: dont b afraid 2 try nethin
About Yourself: try new stuff

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