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10 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - spongebob

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: This is my first attempt of a Freshwater tank as I have never kept fish before.
Advice: water changes, water changes and more water changes. I do a water change weekly as my tank is relatively small!
Fish Kept: 5 neon tetra, 5 phantom tetra, 1 bushynose pleco
Corals/Plants: All artifical plants
Tank Size: 10 gallons
About Yourself: I created this fish tank for my kids about 4months ago hence the spongebob theme but I soon took over as you do haha . Now looking at getting a Juwel rio 180 in a few weeks which will have a more grownup interior :D

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