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Photo Caption: its my 2 year old fish tank my fish tank is a old school cold water fish tank i just have some gold fish and some objects in the tank
freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - its my 2 year old fish tank my fish tank is a old school cold water fish tank i just have some gold fish and some objects in the tank

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: my fish tank is a old school cold water fish tank i just have some gold fish and some objects in the tank
Advice: its cool
Fish Kept: cool
Corals/Plants: dont have no live plants but i have some fake ones

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