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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 4x 65watt power compacts. (48" dual sattelite fixture), MARINELAND 220canister filter, all glass 300watt heater, red sea CO2 bio system, 60 gal all glass aquarium tank and stand
Advice: Go to Wet Pets Aquarium in Pleasanton CA
Fish Kept: 5 discus 12 cardinal tetras 4 cory cats 3 clown loaches 2 farowella cats 1 whiptail cat 3 simese algae eaters 4 cherry shrimp
Corals/Plants: banna plant anubias cardinal plant red melon sword green melon sword chain sword penny wort marbled swords java moss many others that i well try to find out the others
Tank Size: 60 gallons
Quote: "get to work...",(Waldoe)
About Yourself: im 16 yrs old i work at Wet Pets Aquarium i have set up this tank in late January andi also have two bearded dragons that are in a 125gal tank

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