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Country: Canada
Description: It's a 90 gallon tank, thin bar stand, a perfect a' strip, fits all 48' long aquariums flourescent lamps.. secondnature whisper power filter.. big's Al's heater and pump...
Advice: Finding the right tank mates and have lots of patience, and always do a little research,
Fish Kept: 2 convicts, 1 green terror, 1 long lace pleco, 1 pearl gourami
Corals/Plants: fake plants, some red rocks, then i made them to a cave, medium bell, a broken boat, fake log , bogwood and one big center piece, white gravel...
Tank Size: 90 gallons
Quote: one man junk, is another man' treasure.!
About Yourself: I started with a 10 gallon tank, then bought a 90 gallon, love the hobby, looking forward to upgrading..

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