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13 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - no fish yet...but roman theme with lots of blue

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Marina white and blue lighting, Fluval 2 filter, roman column ornaments
Advice: start with a small tank and easy to look after 'starter' fish. Get books and read on the subject first...refer to them.
Fish Kept: none yet..buy intend to get comet goldfish
Corals/Plants: plastic plants only..
Tank Size: 13 gallons
About Yourself: I love animals and work on the pet section of a wilkinson hardware store. I have kept tropical fish for 5 years and am now setting up a blue roman themed tank for goldfish.

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