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25 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My planted tank. Consisting of Anubis and amazon swords!

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Country: Cayman Islands
Description: Planted, and fake silk plants
Advice: start with something easy.
Fish Kept: tetras, cichlids, bettas, puffers, sharks, pleco and more!
Corals/Plants: swords, anubis, unknown
Tank Size: 25 gallons
Quote: my fish are better then yours!
About Yourself: High School student working at a pet store, and not being a bad fish expert like those stupid pet co. people.

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