New nano tank

Shaina Carey

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It has been a few months since my 3.7 gallon PICO tank crashed, so I decided to do a 10 gallon tank. Put a sponge filter in until I can get a proper filter in it. :) Will be home to a clownfish, maulybe a clown goby
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It has been a few months since my 3.7 gallon PICO tank crashed, so I decided to do a 10 gallon tank. Put a sponge filter in until I can get a proper filter in it. :) Will be home to a clownfish, maulybe a clown goby
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Is your new tank acrylic or glass? If it’s glass, some vinegar would clean it up nicely. I’ve never had an acrylic tank so I’m not sure how to clean one. Good luck!
 

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