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Submitted By: Mark Henderson on
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66 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 6' 66 gallon

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Country: Canada
Description: custom built 66 gallon 6 foot long fresh water florescent lighting aqua clear filter
Advice: keep up with cleanings, and make sure your fish are good together
Fish Kept: ID sharks 3 pleco catfish 2 baracuda 2 loaches 2 yellow ciclid( stays hidden)
Corals/Plants: all artificial plants
Tank Size: 66 gallons
Quote: none
About Yourself: like fish they are relaxing to watch after a long day of work in the print business, a very deadline driven job. All the kids like to watch the fish also, but Brenda does most of the tank upkeep.

COMMENTS

dont listen to this guy, i like your fish think they are awsome keep it up! :D fish avatar
u can keep much better fishes fish avatar

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