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108 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 3 foot tank before i got all my new fish D

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 3 foot tank, 1 internal filter, under gravel filter and an airstone at the front
Advice: I only started up my tank about 2 years ago and im only 14 now, i was introduced to fish by my older cousin who is a lot more experienced. He helped me with my tank. The key is time and patience.
Fish Kept: In the pic my tank looks empty thats because i didnt have many fish at the time but now i have: 5 diamond tetras 1 plec 10 neons 1 Silver molly 2 parrot fish 1 sword tail 1 bronze cory 4 clown loaches and 3 male guppies
Corals/Plants: No real plants
Tank Size: 108 gallons
About Yourself: Im 14 nearly 15 and started up my tank a couple of years ago. I enjoy keeping fish and would suggest it to anyone as long as they're willing to spend time on it. I also have a Mississippi map turtle.

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