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55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations)

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Country: Canada
Description: 55 gallon freshwater. Pothos houseplants as nitrate filters. Fluval 304 with peat and ceramic rings for filtration. Aquaclear 150 for additional water movement. Silk plants and play sand substrate about 3 inches deep.
Advice: Research, research and more research. Know what you're buying before you buy it. DON'T TRUST THE LFS FOR ADVICE!!
Fish Kept: 3 Pictus Cats 2 Spotted Weather Loaches 1 Farlowella Catfish 6 Brilliant Rasboras 2 Bloodfin Tetras 1 Marble Hatchet Fish 1 Horsefaced Loach
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: Do you feel lucky? Well do you? Punk?

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