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28 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 120ltr community tank with rocks and live plants

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: community tank with rocks and live plants
Advice: I'm pretty new to it myself.
Fish Kept: Angel, silver shark, rainbow shark, dwarf gourami, clown loach, tiger barb, black widow, rose tetra, plecco, high fin, glass cat, guppy, black ghost
Corals/Plants: live plants
Tank Size: 28 gallons
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About Yourself: New to keeping tropical fish. Got my tank about 10months ago.

COMMENTS

its mad overstocked, but i like ur fish choice fish avatar

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