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85 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My 5ft Freshwater Tank (85 Gallon)

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Country: India
Description: 5ft Tank with 12mm glass, 1 hang on filter with 2000 ltr/hr, 1 medium power head, 22 watt white light, 50kg mix of crystal sand & river sand, 5 fake plants, 1 bog wood, 1 drift wood, 5kg river rocks, 1 artificial vase for cat fish.
Advice: Study a lot before you setup an aquarium. buy a big aquarium it saves money in the long run.
Fish Kept: 1 Flower horn, 3 tinfoil barbs, 1 Red tail catfish
Corals/Plants: 5 Fake plants. Had a planted tank but on a vacation had lost the setup.
Tank Size: 85 gallons
Quote: its an addiction
About Yourself: I have been in this hobby for more than 6 years. have a 5ft Fresh water tank & 3ft Salt water tank with live rocks

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