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freshwater fish stocking in 40 gallons tank - White sand substrate with petrified rock as a balance for the two large pieces of driftwood intertwined

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State: Arkansas
Country: United States
Description: White sand substrate with petrified rock as a balance for the two large pieces of driftwood intertwined
Advice: Be loyal to the fish and never give up on a tank
Fish Kept: Parrot Cichlid, Tiger Oscar, Albino
Corals/Plants: Fake
Tank Size: 40 gallons
Quote: Life isn't tied with a bow, but its still a gift.
About Yourself: Hey I'm a Senior in College and started my first aquarium freshman year in the Dormitory?.R.I.P. to all those walmart fish I killed.

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any ideas what to plant in the sand that my oscars won't D-stroy fish avatar

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