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15 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My beautiful tank

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Country: India
Description: I have recently bought a 18 inch x 12 inch x 12 inch tank. Its fitted with water filter, oxygen pump, automatic water heater and multi color led plus white light. I started with a pair of gold fish, black molly and bala shark. After one month I added angel fish and Betta fish. All fishes are doing fine. Tank is clean and beautiful... I love my fishes... its a nice hobby..
Advice: Try it. Its a nice experience..
Fish Kept: Betta - Male, Bala Shark, Goldfish, Silver Zebra Angel, Black Molly
Corals/Plants: Artificial only
Tank Size: 15 gallons
Quote: There is no tomorrow, it is always today.
About Yourself: I am a happy go lucky cool person. Working in a mnc and single... ;-)

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