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32 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My first tank ever!

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Country: Israel
Description: Aquarium: 3 foot bowfront. Filtration: Tetratec Ex 1200 Heating: Hydor 150 W Air Pump: Schego 150 L/HOther: Two Substrate: Coral Sand Rock work: Rock from a garden shop.
Advice: Make use of forums and do a lot of research.
Fish Kept: 10 x Psuedotropheus Saulosi
Corals/Plants: Fake
Tank Size: 32 gallons
Quote: N/A
About Yourself: I wanted a dog, but got some fish instead and now, like many others here, I am addicted.

COMMENTS

very nice. fish avatar
Thank you ChristinaBug and Ankpsu12 for your comments! fish avatar
Absolutely love you tank, its so simple and clear! I actually had a few questions i want to ask you if you could e-mail me at [email protected] once again beautiful tank! fish avatar
I love the look of ur tank. Good placement of the decor. fish avatar

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