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125 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My 125 community

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State: North Carolina
Country: United States
Description: 125 gallon (60" width, 26" height, 18" depth) marineland with three 350 marineland magnum filters. Two with bio-rings and bio-wheels the third with carbon.
Advice: Frequent water changes
Fish Kept: Silver Zebra Angel, Koi Angel, Gold Gourami, Red Minor Serpae Tetra, Black Skirt Tetra, Kuhli Loach, Sailfin Pleco (L-83), African Butterflyfish, Tiger Barb, Green Tiger Barb, Rosy Barb, Violet Goby, African Dwarf Frog and a Red Fin Shark.
Corals/Plants: Amazon sword, Chiliensis, Water Sprite, Bacopa and Marimo moss balls
Tank Size: 125 gallons

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