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75 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 75 Gallon tank, mostly swords in the tank. Mopani wood, white sand. 2 banded leo's, 4 scisor tails, 1 high fin pleco, 1 Dinosaur bichir, 1 marble gar, 1 rainbow shark, 1 striped raphel catfish.
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Photo Caption: 75 Gallon tank, mostly swords in the tank. Mopani wood, white sand. 2 banded leo's, 4 scisor tails, 1 high fin pleco, 1 Dinosaur bichir, 1 marble gar, 1 rainbow shark, 1 striped raphel catfish.
75 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 75 Gallon tank, mostly swords in the tank. Mopani wood, white sand. 2 banded leo's, 4 scisor tails, 1 high fin pleco, 1 Dinosaur bichir, 1 marble gar, 1 rainbow shark, 1 striped raphel catfish.

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State: Minnesota
Country: United States
Description: 75 Gal.
Advice: None
Fish Kept: 2 banded leo's, 4 scisor tails, 1 high fin pleco, 1 striped raphel cat, 1 red tail shark, 1 marble gar, 1 dinosaur bichir.
Corals/Plants: Swords.
Tank Size: 75 gallons

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