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29 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My tank is brand new and I got my inspiration from a tank Ruth created hers is in the Top 10 freshwater tanks for July. I will add some fish and possibly some driftwood. Many thanks to Ruth
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Photo Caption: My tank is brand new and I got my inspiration from a tank Ruth created hers is in the Top 10 freshwater tanks for July. I will add some fish and possibly some driftwood. Many thanks to Ruth
29 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My tank is brand new and I got my inspiration from a tank Ruth created hers is in the Top 10 freshwater tanks for July. I will add some fish and possibly some driftwood. Many thanks to Ruth

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State: Alabama
Country: United States
Description: New, 29 gallon tank. Haven't added many fish yet. Artificial plants.
Advice: I'm new myself!
Corals/Plants: Artificial
Tank Size: 29 gallons

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