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Photo Caption: THIS IS MY BABY
40 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - THIS IS MY BABY

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State: New York
Country: United States
Description: FILTRATION 205 I CHANGE EVERY OTHER WEEK WITH A GOOD CLEAN AND STRSS COAT AND THE 7.0 CAM AND PLANT FOOD THE LIGHT ON THE TANK IS LIKE 6O WATTS DOU
Advice: I ALSO HAVE A REEF TANK
Fish Kept: 1 BLACK AND 3 GOLD ANGELS 2 RED PARROTS 2 CORY 2 ELEPHANT NOSE FISH 1 Silver Arowana 5 Chinese Algae Eater 1 Turquoise Rainbow
Corals/Plants: PLANTS IN THE ARE AMAZONS,Kleiner Bar SwordS, Melon SwordS,Anacharis,ChainSword - Narrow Leaf, MOSS BALL,Banana Plant,Anubias nana ,Temple – Narrow Leaf
Tank Size: 40 gallons
Quote: SAVE A FISH, BUY A TANK
About Yourself: I HAVE ALWAYS HAD TANK. SINCE I WAS 10 WITH I START WITH A 10 GALLON WITH 2 GOLDFISH. AND ME

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And I can see you have been up nights t ending to it's needs. G! fish avatar
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