Photo #13 - Yoyo Loach Eats All Ur Snails

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Photo Caption: Yoyo Loach eats all ur snails
90 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 4ft tank built into the wall
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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 4FT TANK TETRA TEC HT 300 HEATER TETRA TEC APS PUMP HYDOR INTERNAL AIR PUMP ARCADIA FLUORESCENT LIGHTING CONTROLLER HYDOR CRYSTAL DUO R10 INTERNAL POWER FILTER
Advice: Check how big the fish ur about to buy will grow, and if they will get on ok with the fish u already have.
Fish Kept: RED TAIL SHARK FIREMOUTH CICHLID DRAWF GOURAMI 2 YOYO LOACHES 2 PLECO'S 2 BLACK WIDOW TETRAS 3 RED EYED TETRAS 3 DIAMOND SPOT TERAS MOLLY 2 ZEBRA DANIOS 3 NEON TETRAS 2 CLOWN BARBS
Corals/Plants: Various
Tank Size: 90 gallons
Quote: tomorrow is another day
About Yourself: always liked watching fish was one of those kids in the docotors surgery glued to the fish tank

COMMENTS

Hunter / King I like that you give so much away unlike most pelope who hoard for themselves. Thanks for your heart of giving. You will succeed and so will everyone who hangs around you. I am going to post this message several times so you see it. Hunter, PA fish avatar
kool fish how big dose it get i might get 1 fish avatar

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