Photo #1 - 3 Inch Red Oscar Named Brick And A 4 Inch Blood P...

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Photo Caption: 3 inch red oscar named Brick and a 4 inch blood parrot named lucky cuz I saved it from someone that has no idea what was goin on. Also a 6 inch high fin plecco. I have a little jewel cichlid in there too
55 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 3 inch red oscar named Brick and a 4 inch blood parrot named lucky cuz I saved it from someone that has no idea what was goin on. Also a 6 inch high fin plecco. I have a little jewel cichlid in there too
fish tank picture - This is Brick.

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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: Standard 55 gallon
Advice: Know what your doing before you start a tank
Fish Kept: Red Oscar, Blood Parrot, high gun pleco
Corals/Plants: Plastic plants. Real rock
Tank Size: 55 gallons

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