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50 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 4 days back need more plants.

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Country: United States
Description: W = 2 1/2 feet L = 1 feet H = 2 feet Lights = fishe 20W light tube Air pump = duel head ac/dc pump Powerhead = 500L/h Corner filter containing active carbon n sponge. Undergravel Filter connected to Powerhead.
Advice: if u wanna keep fish. just remember that they r also living things. if u cant care for it properly. then dont try keeping it.
Fish Kept: Angel fish Grammis neon tetra (black and blue) Malawi chiclid White skirt tetra Catfish Torpedo barb Silver shark Giant danio Swordtail
Corals/Plants: Giant lilly banana plant etc ... .
Tank Size: 50 gallons
Quote: :D
About Yourself: i love keeping fish

COMMENTS

Gave you a 10. Nice set up. fish avatar

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