Photo #1 - Glenn The Tiger Oscar, Who Is A Homosexual

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Photo Caption: glenn the tiger oscar, who is a homosexual
3 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - glenn the tiger oscar, who is a homosexual
3 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - the jicotope

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State: Pennsylvania
Country: United States
Description: jbj picotope with 9 watt light and nano filter. weekly doses of fertilizer
Advice: cycle your tank
Fish Kept: 3 neon tetras, 1 bristlenose pleco, blue shrimp, nerite snails
Corals/Plants: cabomba, rotala, bolbitis fern, java fern, amazon sword, hairgrass
Tank Size: 3 gallons
Quote: ohhhh gary
About Yourself: i am a world famous guppy breeder and hate noisy power filters. i also gots me a 46 gallon bowfront with a tiger oscar, 3 clown loaches, and a pleco. sorry the pics are bad bit i used the same poopy webcame that i use when i skype naked

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