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Photo Caption: Female angelfish laying fresh batch of eggs in same tank with her 1 month old babies
freshwater fish - pterophyllum sp. - koi angel stocking in 75 gallons tank - Female angelfish laying fresh batch of eggs in same tank with her 1 month old babies
75 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Discus tank

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State: New Jersey
Country: United States
Description: 4 x 39 w t5 lighting, hydor 300 w external heater, fluval 405 canister filter
Advice: keep your fish happy ...change your water
Fish Kept: Assorted Discus, Emerald Green Cory Cat, sterpai Cory Cat, Silver Zebra Angel, Koi Angel, neon tetra
Corals/Plants: Willow moss, micro swords, red ludwigia, jungle vals, hairgrass
Tank Size: 75 gallons

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