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State: Washington
Country: United States
Description: 0.8 Gallon's marina Betta Kit.5 led bulb shelf lite. No filtration.
Advice: With this aquarium you need to do a full water change once every 2 weeks minimum. And use prime by seachem in water changes and feed your Betta once a day with Betta bio gold.
Fish Kept: Half Moon Betta
Corals/Plants: Plastic.
Tank Size: 1 gallon
Quote: "just keep swimming"
About Yourself: I have had many aquariums from brackish to fresh to being a koi butler made them giant. Just got out of my brackish tank (started to leak gerr) went back to basics.

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