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freshwater fish - symphysodon sp. - red panda discus stocking in 175 gallons tank - this is not my fish but it is what I want

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State: Indiana
Country: United States
Description: none at this time
Advice: none at this time
Fish Kept: south American
Corals/Plants: none at this time
Tank Size: 175 gallons
Quote: up for grabs
About Yourself: I have kept fresh water fish for 30+ years but at the moment we do not have any I plan on a 175 planted discus tank

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