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6 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Welcome to the Parthenon

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State: Virginia
Country: United States
Description: two live plants, a greek theme, some cool rocks, all in an Eclipse 6.
Advice: Cycle your tank for three weeks! Don't put two male gouramis together!
Fish Kept: three blue male guppies (Digger, Chip and Bobby 2) and one blue dwarf gourami (Bobby Ewing).
Corals/Plants: Brazilian pennywort, and another (?)
Tank Size: 6 gallons
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About Yourself: I can stare at the tank for hours!

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