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Photo Caption: my new 35g freshwater sunken quarry tank. looking for a background if anyone knows any that will go it would be greatly appreciated
35 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - my new 35g freshwater sunken quarry tank. looking for a background if anyone knows any that will go it would be greatly appreciated

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: my new 35 gallon freshwater tropical aquarium still cycling. its a sunken quarry just looking for a background that will go well! any sugestions welcome!
Advice: im pretty new to this myself.
Fish Kept: no fish in this tank just yet as its still cycling. have another tank with 3 fancy goldfish and a weather loach.
Tank Size: 35 gallons
Quote: love life
About Yourself: just got into tropical aquariums this tank is a week old!

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