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Photo Caption: My first fishy garter and his tiki hut. RIP Gartie
freshwater fish - betta splendens - betta - male stocking in 2 gallons tank - My first fishy garter and his tiki hut. RIP Gartie
freshwater fish - betta splendens - betta - male stocking in 2 gallons tank - Garter and his plant

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State: California
Country: United States
Description: 2.5 acyrlic tank with red sea art deco filter and microheater. My fishy also have a tiki hut home and fake plant. Gravel is purple.
Advice: I am a novice too. I've learned many things aready for my first fish garter, rip. The most important thing is to read up on how to take care of your fish or tank. Don't put any fish in a bowl less than 1 gal!!!
Fish Kept: Betta fish
Corals/Plants: none
Tank Size: 2 gallons

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