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18 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Fish tank showing some Angels, Darts, and a few gemstones in the bottom

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Country: Australia
Description: 2.5 foot tank. T5 lights. Bubble curtain. Filter/Pump.
Advice: Don't buy too many fish until your tank is stable. Angel fish grow big :) oh and snails get out of control very very quickly.
Fish Kept: 3 x Angels, 3 x Darts, a small Yabbie I rescued from a pet shop and a few other things. The Yabbie likes to re-arrange things in my tank.
Corals/Plants: A few live plants that my snails are eating :( also a printed background.
Tank Size: 18 gallons
About Yourself: PHP Programmer / Website Designer / Professional Nerd =P Other hobbies include remote control helicopters and linux.

COMMENTS

It looks like you have tiger barbs in that tank along with the angelfish. Barbs are very aggressive and shouldn't be with angelfish, plus the tank is too small for angelfish. fish avatar

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