Photo #1 - My 3" Oscar In His Planted Home :d, The Pho...

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Photo Caption: My 3" oscar in his planted home :D, the photo was taken with my Nikon DSLR, if you were wondering haha
freshwater fish - astronotus ocellatus - oscar stocking in 45 gallons tank - My 3" oscar in his planted home :D, the photo was taken with my Nikon DSLR, if you were wondering haha
45 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 55g tank with plants rocks and some basic fish

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Country: Australia
Description: mixture of plants, aqua-one tank, 600lph filter, gravel and two tiger oscars.
Advice: its fun, you gotta be patient
Fish Kept: one pair of Tiger oscars,
Corals/Plants: lots lol
Tank Size: 45 gallons
Quote: out another shrimp on my bbq
About Yourself: erm i find it pretty fun eh, its ADDICTIVE

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