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60 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - piranhas after feeding

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Country: Canada
Description: tank is 4' x 1' x 19.5" filter: penguin bio wheel 350 all live plants driftwood and mixed large and small "natural" looking rocks
Advice: feed pirahnas constantly so they don't eat eachother
Fish Kept: 7 red belly pirahnas 1 pleco 2 asian red crabs
Corals/Plants: .
Tank Size: 60 gallons
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COMMENTS

Hey Man I've never really liked un- natural backrounds, but the way you have yours I thought was awesome, Its really cool! kind of a seen from waterworld (The Movie)would look like if they were swimming past Rome.ha ha fish avatar

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