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Photo Caption: 10 gallon , 3 fish: red-tailed black shark, 2 neons.
10 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 10 gallon , 3 fish: red-tailed black shark, 2 neons.

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Country: Canada
Description: This tank is about 20 months old. I had about six tiger barbs die on me. First i bought one to go with one i was given, then one died and a boguht a new one and so on. Pretty disapointing. Then i got the current fish. Later i bought two young chiclids, but they died as well. I was very dissapointed . I have a larger 33 gallon tank, but i'm just starting to set it up. I'll put it on later.
Advice: Take ur time
Fish Kept: Red-tailed Black shark , two neons
Corals/Plants: fake right now, real ones died about 6 months ago because i went away and my bulbs burnt out. Never got any new plants since.
Tank Size: 10 gallons
Quote: no guts no glory

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simple but very nice fish avatar

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