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State:
Colorado
Country:
United States
Description:
15 Long, topfin filtration
Advice:
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Fish Kept:
Black Moor Goldfish, Plycostomus
Corals/Plants:
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Tank Size:
15 gallons
About Yourself:
Began taking care of fish when i won my first goldfish at a carnival at 8 years old. Got some orange mollies when i was 10, that bred unexpectedly. helped with My Dad's 250 gallon tank since i was 8 which fed my fascination. Took care of bettas for a while, but never liked how lonely they looked. Got the oldest fish in my tank a year ago, the only survivor from that batch. Added another black moor to be his friend about a month ago, and they have been thriving and love to be in each other's business, even though i just gave them five more gallons. They love watching me as I watch them.
I am a massage therapist, hoping to one day have a huge coy pond in my office some day :)
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