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45 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 45 gallon, plastic plants, driftwood, 1x hatchet, 2x cherry barb, 1x angelfish, 1x sailfin catfish, 2x upside-down catfish, 5x golden white clouds, 3x black skirt tetra
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Photo Caption: 45 gallon, plastic plants, driftwood, 1x hatchet, 2x cherry barb, 1x angelfish, 1x sailfin catfish, 2x upside-down catfish, 5x golden white clouds, 3x black skirt tetra
45 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 45 gallon, plastic plants, driftwood, 1x hatchet, 2x cherry barb, 1x angelfish, 1x sailfin catfish, 2x upside-down catfish, 5x golden white clouds, 3x black skirt tetra

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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: Stock Fluorescent lighting, plastic plants, driftwood, penguin biowheel filter
Advice: Just keep at it, nothing teaches like experience
Fish Kept: 1x hatchet, 2x cherry barb, 1x angelfish, 1x sailfin catfish, 2x upside-down catfish, 5x golden white clouds, 3x black skirt tetra
Corals/Plants: --
Tank Size: 45 gallons
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