Photo #2 - Pooyan's Parrots - Parrots, Severums, Rainbo...

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Country: Phillippines
Description: 75 gallons etc..
Advice: With the availability of mini-aquarium packages it's become appealing to go small. However, for beginners, choosing a small aquarium is courting failure. Why? Because when the water volume is small, key water parameters change very quickly, leaving no room for error. Even experienced aquarists are challenged by a small aquarium. Newcomers to the hobby, stay away from tanks under 20 gallons until they've gotten some experience under their belt. Remember, the bigger the tank, the less impact a mistake will have on the fish.
Fish Kept: parrots, severums, rainbow shark, schools of tiger barbs, pleco
Corals/Plants: assorted types of rocks and pots
Tank Size: 75 gallons

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