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46 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - This tank has two bubblers. One in the back right, and one in the center. There are 4 Hi-Lites: (Green, Red, Purple and Blue) that we use to enhance the bubbles, and the "Ice" at night.
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Photo Caption: This tank has two bubblers. One in the back right, and one in the center. There are 4 Hi-Lites: (Green, Red, Purple and Blue) that we use to enhance the bubbles, and the "Ice" at night.
46 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - This tank has two bubblers. One in the back right, and one in the center. There are 4 Hi-Lites: (Green, Red, Purple and Blue) that we use to enhance the bubbles, and the "Ice" at night.

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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: This tank is just starting out. The white rocks are called Ice, then there is blue Glass on the right, and of coarse the sunken ship. .
Advice: It can get expensive.
Fish Kept: Gouramies, tetras (the tank is new)
Tank Size: 46 gallons
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