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State: Wisconsin
Country: United States
Description: 30 gallon long, tetra 400 filter with bio wheel, tetra whisper 40 150 W heater 2 silver dollars, 3 black/white angels, 6 lemon tetras, 6 silver tip tetras, 4 emperor tetras, 2 bolivian rams, 2 Gold Rams, 1 serpea tetra, 1 glo light tetra, 1 rainbow shark, 1 pleco
Advice: Expect to lose a few tank set-ups before you get a quality set-up. Lots of filtration...makes cleaning the tank much easier
Fish Kept: current tank fish, african cichlids, green sunfish/bluegill, bullheads, crappie, bass, mollies, plattie, pufferfish, gobies, mono, would like to try saltwater at some point...
Corals/Plants: Fake Plants, Rocks, and Driftwood
Tank Size: 30 gallons
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