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State: California
Country: United States
Description: -
Advice: - Don't give up!
Fish Kept: 2 gold ram, 7 glowlight Tetra, 4 false julii cory, 2 oto
Corals/Plants: -
Tank Size: 20 gallons
Quote: -Heu!

COMMENTS

I like your background and the way it reflects on the water on top . Are the blue reflection on the drift wood from some internal light ? fish avatar
great set up i like the driftwood fish avatar
i like ur tank alot ! fish avatar
Keep working on it esp. the plants as the I think you have the basis for a top tank. fish avatar
thanx for not being a dick like the other people were, and yes i admit my tank does look like shit but hey at least im doing everything the correct way, unlike Mr. im going to put a lionfish in a freshwater tank what a dumbass even if he was kidding! fish avatar
nice tank mate love the background. fish avatar

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