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45 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 45 Gallon Community Tank: 3 Angelfish 2 Boesemani Rainbows 1 Firemouth Cichlid 5 Rummy nose tetras 1 Sailfin Pleco

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State: Minnesota
Country: United States
Description: One 45 gallon Community tank and one 10 Gallon Angelfish breeding Tank
Advice: Be prepared to spend $$$
Fish Kept: Many
Corals/Plants: Few
Tank Size: 45 gallons
Quote: mmmmm.... Beer

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