Photo #1 - Piranha 6 Months Old - Bala Sharks. Paradise Gour...

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State: Tennessee
Country: United States
Description: magnum filter. Slate rock. Artificial & Live plants
Advice: Filtration is everything
Fish Kept: Bala sharks. Paradise gouramis. Ropefish. Catfish. Chocolate pleco. Ropefish. Angel Fish. Albino rainbow shark. Rainbow shark. Knife fish. Dinosaur bichir, chinese algae eater
Corals/Plants: Bamboo
Tank Size: 90 gallons
Quote: Would you look at that
About Yourself: John . Currently have four tanks. 3 Freshwater and recently our first saltwater.

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Great fish and great photo! fish avatar
hey guys, just wondering where do you get a piranha???I have looked everywhere here in T.X. with no luck. so i had to settle for a paku and a few oscars fish avatar

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