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freshwater fish stocking in 40 gallons tank - My mustard gas betta, Simon

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State: Maine
Country: United States
Description: 40 Breeder High Tech Planted complete with auto pilot and landing gear. 40 gallon breeder with 2 goldfish named George and Gracie with a 30 gallon deep sand bed refugium, Bloody Mary shrimp tank, various breeding and grow out tanks.
Advice: Learn what cycling a tank is all about before you ever buy a fish...
Corals/Plants: WISTERIA, bronze crypts, Brazilian penny worth, jungle Val, frog it, Phoenix moss, java moss, java ferns several species of any bias, erg aria dense, backpack Carolina, water lily, apongeton, hydrocotyle leucocephala, red Ludwigia
Tank Size: 40 gallons

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