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Photo Caption: An old 1940's style television turned sweet fish aquarium. Confession; we watch a lot of TV in this household
35 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - An old 1940's style television turned sweet fish aquarium. Confession; we watch a lot of TV in this household

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State: Michigan
Country: United States
Description: For all the details and how to's for our tank visit our website.
Advice: Branch out and try something a little different.
Fish Kept: An assortment of Mollys, an Australian Rainbow Fish, Plecko, a couple blood fined tetras, and whoever else decides to drop on by.
Corals/Plants: None, all of our our faux plants
Tank Size: 35 gallons

COMMENTS

great project! especially love the steampunk accessories! fish avatar

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