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freshwater fish stocking in 36 gallons tank - Balloon Belly (?) Platy
36 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 36 gal bow front

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State: Tennessee
Country: United States
Description: *36 gallon bowfront planted Top Fin*Top Fin 40 gal filter (used as a planter)*Aqua Teck Ultra Quiet (bio media)JOYHILL LED Aquarium Light Waterproof Submersible Fish Tank Light with Timer LED Light Bar with 3 Light Modes Dimmable of White & Blue Light for Fish Tank(20 inch)*Aqua Culture dual air pump
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Corals/Plants: Golden PothosAnubias Nana PetiteAnubias BarteriAssorted
Tank Size: 36 gallons
Quote: "Get your hands wet!" ~Chris Fish for Thought

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