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32 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 32 gallon Eclipse Tank

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Country: Canada
Description: 32 gallons, Eclipse bio-filter, two 18 Watt natural daylight lamps
Advice: Get as big a tank as you can afford, AND DO NOT OVERSTOCK! Maintanence is much easier this way!
Fish Kept: 13 Neon Tetras, 4 Cobalt Dwarf Gouramis, 4 Leopard Guppies, 2 Peppered Cories, 2 Chinese Algea Eaters
Corals/Plants: Currently, all plants are fake, but I will put in some live plants at a later date
Tank Size: 32 gallons
About Yourself: I am a beginner aquarium hobbyist, with the help of Big Al's Aquarium Warehouse (very helpful staff), in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. I got into this via my 4 year old daughter, who actually got me hooked!

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