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Photo Caption: My tank is 2.5 gallons and contains: One female sailfin Molly, One male orange platy, 3 or so Molly fry.
3 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My tank is 2.5 gallons and contains: One female sailfin Molly, One male orange platy, 3 or so Molly fry.

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Country: Canada
Description: My fish tank is rather small, only two and a half gallons (12x6x8"). I have a fairly small filter, a heater, and a led light. In terms of decor, I have smooth river rocks as substrate, a few small fake plants, and a shell for the fish to hide under.
Advice: I don't really have anything, I am fairly new to this myself.
Fish Kept: Sailfin Molly, Platy
Corals/Plants: None
Tank Size: 3 gallons
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