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30 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - An updated version of my original tank that I had on here

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: this is my first fish tank that ive now had for about a year. Im still fairly new to the hobby so am quite proud of this tank as i set it all up myself. it mainly consists of bogwood fake plants and some rocky caves that i made myself from slate.
Advice: im still pretty new myself so just read as much as you can and dont be afraid to ask questions it really helps
Fish Kept: 2x silver sharks (small) 2x Kribensis, 1x goldfish, 1 x red thai crab, 1 african buttefly fish, 3x tetras
Corals/Plants: just fake plants
Tank Size: 30 gallons

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