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90 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - my 90!

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Country: Canada
Description: Gorgeus 90 gallon mix, Malawi, Tang and Loaches to boot!
Advice: Its fun! O yes!
Fish Kept: TOns! LOL 4 Yoyo Loach 3 Wc White Chatika Calvus 2 Wc Ink Fin Calvus 3 Wc Gold Head Comps. 15 Clown Loaches 3 Bristle Nose Plecos 3 Red Empress 2 Taiwan Reef 1 Ob Peacock 1 Dragon Blood Peacock 1 Albino Peacock 1 Bricardi 1 Sp 44 3 Tramitichromis intermedius 2 Lelupi 1 Blue Dolphin 1 Eye Biter 5 Juli. Regani 3 Syno Multis 2 Hap Ali 3 Geophagus Red Hump 6 Apollo Sharks 5 Yellow Labs :)
Corals/Plants: all fake. wOOHOOOO
Tank Size: 90 gallons
Quote: Bom Chiki Wah Wah
About Yourself: I like fish!!@

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Nice!!! fish avatar

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