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40 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - MY FIRST TANK JUST THE BEGINNING

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Country: India
Description: 2FT TANK 2 DRIFTWOOD(MOUNTAIN CAVE DESIGN) 1 SANDSTONE MIX GRAVELS 2 CRYSTAL ROCKS 2 PETRIFIED WOOD 1 AIR PUMP9CONNECTED TO MECHANICAL WATER FILTER)
Advice: IF YOU CANT AFFORD WATER FILTERS OR EXPENSIVE EQUIPMENTS KEEP A BIG TANK 4FT WITH FEW SMALL FISHES.
Fish Kept: DONT KNOW MUCH ABOUT FISH SO JUST HAVE KEPT BEGGINERS FISH 2 SILVER SHARK BABY 3 WIDOW TETRA 2 BLUE GOURAMI 3 SNAILS(ALMOST 100 BABIES)(ALL REMOVED)
Corals/Plants: NONE(CANT AFFORD CO2 CYLINDER
Tank Size: 40 gallons
Quote: BLOODY HELL !
About Yourself: 27 YEARS OF AGE COMPUTER HARDWARE ENGINEER LOVE ANIMALS EXCEPT COCKROACHES

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