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79 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 79 gallon tank

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Country: United States
Description: l 1.8 m x w 0.350 x h 0.450. Sand substrate. 300 w via aqua heater and 1200l/h submersible pump. Light on one side of tank too keep part of tank darker.
Advice: do not go to big for your first tank
Fish Kept: 2 tiger oscars 1 red oscars 1 red tiger oscar 1 albino oscar
Corals/Plants: plastick plants. lava rocks. plant pot. plastick ornaments
Tank Size: 79 gallons
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About Yourself: i am submitting this tank on behalf of my 13 year old son who has a serious case of aquarium fever. He loves his oscars and looks after them well. Weekly water changes and varied diet.

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