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State: Michigan
Country: United States
Description: My Tank is 48"/15"/24", 25 liter wet/dry filter "Aqua clear aquatics" UVc filter Four T5 bulbs
Advice: Keep Going!!!
Fish Kept: Gupies-16 Black Neons -10 Rasboras-7 Discus-3 Otociclus-5 Siamiase algae Eater-4 Botias-2
Corals/Plants: Live. Amazon swords. Anubias.
Tank Size: 72 gallons
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what size tank do u have and are discus hard to take care of fish avatar
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