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State: New Mexico
Country: United States
Description: Just Started out, 10 gallon fresh water tank. 3 Zebra Danio's but I have a super cool webcam stream on my tank, check it out. , , Check out My 10g Fresh Water Web Cam Stream! If the cam stream is dark its because the lights are off, check back M-F 7am - 7pm Mountain Time.
Advice: none, i'm new!
Fish Kept: 3 so far! Zebra Danio's Check out My 10g Fresh Water Web Cam Stream!
Corals/Plants: 4 bulbs, 1 other.
Tank Size: 10 gallons
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COMMENTS

how are the seashells working out? looks cool! do you find that it harms the fish at all? fish avatar
sea shells as gravel.......hmmmmm. sorry man i just dunno fish avatar

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