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State:
New York
Country:
United States
Description:
29 gal freshwater
(in) 30x12x19
eclipse filter
not a bit of a clue on the lighting
stealth heater
random thermometer
month old tank
Advice:
keep tin foil over any uncovered part of the tank incase if you have jumpy fish
Fish Kept:
4 golden swordtails, 2 silver $, 1 spotted 2' pleco, 6 neon tetras, 4 glowlite tetras and 2 fantail guppies. 19 total
Corals/Plants:
Wood/Rock: slate and some weird rocks that look like wood,cichlid gravel, fake coral.
Plants: Giant Vallis, Broadleaf (Anubias), mini south American swordplants and some drifting caboma.
Tank Size:
29 gallons
Quote:
May the fish be with you.
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