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Country: Canada
Description: 60 Gallon Bow Front Freshwater Fluval 205 Undertank Filtration AquaClear 150, 300 'hang on' filtration Hagen Ultra HO Lighting Fluval 200watt Heater AquaClear 50 air pump 27" Bubble wand LED Moonlight Night-Lighting ALL live plants
Advice: Proper Filtration makes your tank the greatest thing since Macaroni and Cheese!
Fish Kept: STOCK: Chocolate Cichlid x 1 Tiger Oscar Cichlid x 1 Pink Minnow x 1 Pleco x 1
Corals/Plants: ALL live plants
Tank Size: 60 gallons
About Yourself: Full time student, part time member of the Canadian Forces, and radio show host!

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Hello, I love your tank. I was wondering what kind of moss (I think it's moss) you have on the driftwood. I would love to have something like that in my aquarium. Thanks, LeviNHeidi fish avatar

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