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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 400 litre with internal juwel filter and fluval 404, 200 litre internal filter, 4 ft with fluval 403, 70 litre with internal filter
Advice: Use your local aquatic shop for stock and advice and stay clear of large commercial superstore type shops with an abundance of bad advice and poor quality dead/dying stock. Take your time and enjoy the hobby
Fish Kept: 400L tank with plecs, corries, angels, hatchet fish, pseudodoras niger, khulie loaches, plants n stuff. 200L tank with goldspot plec, hoplo cat, striped talking cat, 3 polypterus senegal, 1 blue accara. 4 ft tank with 1 mahoosive Oscar, common plec and 4 convicts. 70L with about 70 Bristlenose fry.
Corals/Plants: green ones and red ones and big leaves and small leaves and stuff
About Yourself: I used to keep snakes but my son started walking and kept trying to get into the tanks, so the snakes went and i was left with tanks. So they got filled with water and fish and stuff

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