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corals inverts - briareum sp. - starburst polyp stocking in 20 gallons tank - Going to be a reef tank some day. Right now there is a green star polyp, Live Rock About 20 Lbs Hermit crabs Snails 1 Silver Molly
corals inverts - tubastrea faulkneri - orange sun coral stocking in 20 gallons tank - This is kind of what I want my tank to end up looking like
20 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 2 sunburts platties(one micky mouse) 2 Long Fined Leapord Danios 2 Black Mollies 1 Amano Shrimp 3 Ghost Shrimp 2 Khuli Loachs 2 Neon Tetras 1 Feeder Guppy 4 Otosyclits 1 Siamies Algea Eater Hornwart Red Luwigia Aposomething bulbs Lilly A few plastic plants Java moss on wood Log in back is a fitler case :D
20 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Two Platies 5 Ghost Shrimp 2 Apo something bulbs 1 HornWort Log in back is a filter SOme babie mollies and platies

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State: Kansas
Country: United States
Description: Standard Tank, 1 Sun Burst Platy, 1 SB Mickey Mouse Platy, 5 Ghost Shrimp, baby mollies
Advice: Dont get carried away with buying too many fish. Also remember big fish like to eat smaller fish.
Fish Kept: Many
Corals/Plants: Not sure about name
Tank Size: 20 gallons

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