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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 4ft freshwater tank
Advice: i AM that new hobbyist :) UPDATE... still learning...my advice to new hobbyists is...use the forum . theres lots of people who want to help and some good advice to be had. ask questions . ( thanx to my new forum friend )
Fish Kept: blue gourami, pearl gourami, 3 black harlequins, guppies, neons, clown loach, bristle nose plec, 2 bolivian rams,1 zebra fish
Corals/Plants: bogwood and fake plants
Tank Size: 20 gallons
About Yourself: i got absolutely hooked on tropical fish after buying my first fishtank only a few months ago...so im an absolute beginner, making lots of mistakes but hopefully learning a bit from them. UPDATE...still hooked, still learning

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