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Photo Caption: My first large(ish) tank. I plan on getting a sub in there and i have plans for making my very own 10 gallon
5 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My first large(ish) tank. I plan on getting a sub in there and i have plans for making my very own 10 gallon

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Country: Canada
Description: Well im using a 6 Gallon tank that's 16 inchs wide(just wide enouth to perfectly fit my nightstand) and 9 Inchs high. I use a panguin mini tank filter. A defective heater that im attempting to get working.
Advice: IM new myself:S
Fish Kept: Red Wagtail PlatyX2 Marigold SwordtailX2 but mine are black. Anywho this is the closest match that i could find to the ones i have Male betta 1 small catfish
Corals/Plants: Half fake half real
Tank Size: 5 gallons
Quote: It's crazy but is it crazy enought

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