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Photo Caption: barbus tetrazona
freshwater fish - puntius tetrazona - tiger barb stocking in 25 gallons tank - barbus tetrazona

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: This tank is a biotope simulation of a blackwater pool in southeast asia. Ammonia: 0 ppm Nitrite: 0 ppm Nitrate: 5.0 ppm pH: 6.6
Advice: Go slowly but surely
Fish Kept: barbs, tetra, polypterus, Lepisosteidae etc etc.
Corals/Plants: Amazon swords, Hemianthus, mosses etc etc.
Tank Size: 25 gallons
About Yourself: been keeping fish for morethan 10 years now and i specialize in biotope aquariums.

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