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freshwater fish - gymnogeophagus surinamensis - surinamen geophagus stocking in 40 gallons tank - this is typical of my fish - heading fora single species tank of geophagus.

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: corner trigon 190 ltr Jewel tank.
Advice: start big. this is the one hobby it's more tricky to do on a small scale.
Fish Kept: geophagus juripari knife fish golden nugget pleco
Corals/Plants: -
Tank Size: 40 gallons
Quote: some circumstantial evidence is very strong; as when you find a trout in your milk.
About Yourself: optional. happily married poet.

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