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Photo Caption: 4ft tank with external filter fluval 305 and internal filter, air stone, t5lighting 1 marine glo & 1 aqua glo lights
70 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - another view of my 4ft
70 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 4ft tank with external filter fluval 305 and internal filter, air stone, t5lighting 1 marine glo & 1 aqua glo lights

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 4ft tank with external filter fluval 305 and internal filter, air stone, t5lighting 1 marine glo & 1 aqua glo lights
Advice: I would recomend that you buy a second hand tank to start to ensure that fish are the right pets for you!
Fish Kept: We have a number of tanks and will put all of them on in due course, We mainly keep guppies, swords, platy's, silver sharks, rainbow sharks, red tailed, kissing gouramies, tetra's- cardinals neon, red eye, harlequins, danios mixed and 2 discus
Corals/Plants: maily plastic in this one but I believe there are still a few amazon swords etc in there that the fish have not eaten
Tank Size: 70 gallons

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