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40 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 66
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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 3ft 6" fluval filter 200watt heater by jewel 39watt t5
Advice: IM NEW TO THE HOBBY SO CANT GIVE ADVICE,
Fish Kept: 4 PLATYS 2 ZEBRA DANIOS 1 WHITE MOUTAIN MINNOW, 4 GLOW LIGHT TETRA'S 2 HARLIQUINS 4 SCISSOR TAILS 2 SILVER TIPS
Corals/Plants: I now have a mixure of fake and real plants The living ones seem to be doing quite well. ive just order a 14lph 3 stage external filter to try to better the water. altough all my water is balance at the moment. then i will try and set up another tank.
Tank Size: 40 gallons
Quote: HE WHO DARES RODNEY!
About Yourself: IM NEW TO THE HOBBY 2 MONTHS NOW, SO STILL LEARNING SO ANY ADVICE WELCOME.

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