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13 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Siamese fighter tank, 9 female fish, 3 apple snails
13 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Custom built nano tank & shrimp tank

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Country: South Africa
Description: Custom built tank featuring three sections, first: 45cm x 25cm, second: 35cm x 15cm and third: 10cm x 45cm. the first section houses nano fish and shrimp, the second is for breeding shrimp and the third is for filtration.two 2ft lights, one diazoblue and the other daylight.
Advice: Fish become an addiction.
Corals/Plants: dwarf hair grass, java moss
Tank Size: 13 gallons

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