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75 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Goldie tank

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State: Maryland
Country: United States
Description: goldfish tank: 75g marineland tank and stand, fluval aquaclear 110, lustar hydro sponge v filter 125g, whisper air pump 100, KZKR led lights full spectrum 48", glass canopy.
Advice: do your research first before you buy a fish.. and water change, water change...and water change.
Corals/Plants: fake plants,river rocks,white gravel
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: NA
About Yourself: this is my stress reliever!!!

COMMENTS

Nice tank, just enough & plenty of swim space. fish avatar

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