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3 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - comeing on nicely

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: juwel tank and stand.atman 2 external filter elite 300w heater.hailea twin port air pump
Advice: dont go silly buying loads of fish slowly add new additions to your tank and look up fish before you buy them
Fish Kept: plectos/guppies/mollys/black widows/red eye tetras /silver sharks/dollars/angel fish/ mozamibic mouth brooders/clown loach/syamuise fighters had too many to list
Corals/Plants: elodea canadensis egira densa
Tank Size: 3 gallons
Quote: you gotta shake it before you bake it
About Yourself: superbike mechanic /speedo swimwear model

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