Photo #2 - My Fishtank In The Early Stages

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Country: South Africa
Description: Aquarium with hood, 1 x submersible pump, filter media inside hood, 2 coral blue lights in hood
Advice: Be patient, Rome wasn't built in one day!
Fish Kept: 3 x pleco's, 3 x peppered cory cats, 2 x coloured widows, 2 x pandas, 4 x neons, 2 x glow lights, 1 x harlequin rasbora, 1 x molly, 1 x guppy, 3 x X-ray tetras.
Corals/Plants: No idea
Tank Size: 40 gallons
Quote: You only live once!
About Yourself: Decided to start with goldfish and ended with a huge tropical freshwater aquarium! My day job is laboratory manager in a tile company. I love to come home after a hard day's work and watch my fish!

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