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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 30"x24"x15", this custom made tank houses a series of pottery fixtures which make ideal hiding places for all of the fish. The tank is lit by one of two banks of super bright l.e.d.'s blue or white. The blue lighting gives a brilliant night time, moonlight effect.
Advice: Don't do it!
Fish Kept: 2 x Black Widow 2 x Buenos aires tetras 1 x Clown plec 2 x Dwarf Gourami 4 x Tuxedo Barbs 2 x Yellow Swordtails
Corals/Plants: None
Tank Size: 45 gallons
Quote: Eat less, move more!

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i want dat 1. its d best i have ever seen. great job. best attraction of your home.innovative. fish avatar
Awsomee.,.,.,whats a hand crafteed pottery fish avatar
Very nice looking, great ideas there. fish avatar
This is the best bloody tank I have ever seen in my entire life ever! I love it! It's HOT!! fish avatar

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