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66 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 65.5 gallons. Slightly cloudy due to water change and cleaning.
fish tank picture - Side view.

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Country: Canada
Description: Fluval Vicenza 260 Fluval 305 filter
Advice: Go big
Fish Kept: pearl, dwarf and honey gouramis, blushing koi angels, black mollies, glass cats, panda corys, gold chinese algae eaters, flying foxes, rummy nosed tetras, red line barbs, danios, rosy barbs, inle loaches
Corals/Plants: various
Tank Size: 66 gallons

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