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158 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - one of the tanks...have more to go yet

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Country: Australia
Description: width = 450cm height = 800cm length = 1200cm AquaNova tank, Jialu high water lift uv filtration pump, coral blue light x 3, crushed coral sand, bush rock and underwater gravel filter, foam treated backing, aquanova canister filter and air bubble things.
Advice: PATIENCE
Fish Kept: frontosa 6 bar x 4, varies from 8cm to 20cm pictus catfish x 2, both 10cm silver dollars x 8, varies from 5cm to 8cm gold nugget catfish x 1 = 25cm and angel fish x 3, = 4cm red jewel x 1 =10cm
Corals/Plants: no plants , only crushed coral rock
Tank Size: 158 gallons
Quote: patience is a virtue
About Yourself: i love fish

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