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State: Michigan
Country: United States
Description: I currently have a ten gallon glowtank. I have neon fish and plants lit by blacklight. I have just recently set the tank up, and it is only in the beginning stages. I also have a 40 gallon(i believe) that I don't have room for yet but will be setting up soon.
Advice: I have no advice, since I'm a new hobbyist myself.
Fish Kept: currently i have two neon glass Tetras, four regular glass Tetras, Two unknown Tetras, two African Dwarf Frogs, and A Male Beta.
Corals/Plants: Plastic
Tank Size: 10 gallons
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