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Photo Caption: 20 gal tank with all albino tiger barbs--plants Sagittaria-lace java fern-micro sword--noCO2
fish tank picture - 30 gal with 15 Neon Tetras and 10 Harlequin Rasbora--plants are wisteria-stargrass and valls-no CO2
3 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 20 gal tank with all albino tiger barbs--plants Sagittaria-lace java fern-micro sword--noCO2

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State: Wisconsin
Country: United States
Description: 1- 2 gal -1-20 gal with only albino tiger barbs-- 1-30 gal with neon tetras & harlequin rasbora
Advice: keep at it
Fish Kept: Betta-angels-platys-swords-neons-barbs
Corals/Plants: all real plants
Tank Size: 3 gallons
Quote: none
About Yourself: started 5 years ago with 1 tank --

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