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Country: South Africa
Description: DIY CO2 with 60W of CF lighting, 20W Arctinic & DIY LED Moonlights, 2x Bio Sponge Filter
Advice: Do your homework! Never buy on impulse and never trust the info given to you by the salesman - always cross check!
Fish Kept: Pearl Gouramis, Whitecloud Minnows, Guppies, Mollys, Platys, Kuhli Loaches, YoYo Loaches, Plecos, Upside down cat, CAE, SAE, Bumblebee Gobies, Green Spotted Puffers, Figure 8 Puffers, Bettas, Atlantic Mudskippers, Yellow Labs, Red Zebras, Auratus, Kenyi, Rock Kribensis
Corals/Plants: Amazon Swords, Sagitaria, Anubia, Java Moss, Java Fern, Moneywort
Tank Size: 30 gallons
Quote: Fish r frendz not food!
About Yourself: Wife got me started about a year ago with a tiny little guppy tank... I developed MTS (Multiple Tank Syndrome) and now have 15 of them! lol

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Crystal clear H2o! I like the spacing in the middle! fish avatar

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