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Photo Caption: Planted tank about 8 species of fish and plants been running about 5-6 months
freshwater fish stocking in 23 gallons tank - Balloon pearl gourami
23 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Planted tank about 8 species of fish and plants been running about 5-6 months

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Country: New Zealand
Description: Model is aqua style 620, 62w 38d 53h (cm) 90L (23gal) Lighting 2x18wPL filtration wet and dry trickle with curved font glass mostly stem plants but some others
Advice: Go as big as your money can get you you'll never regret
Fish Kept: Gold Angelfish, Platy, Red Minor Serpae Tetra, Bristle-nose Catfish
Corals/Plants: Live plants
Tank Size: 23 gallons
About Yourself: a fish keeper.

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Hey guys and gals thanks for ratting pleas leave a comment and some tips to make my tank better thanks again.rn fish avatar

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