40B Daisy, Fox and Nugget

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Realized I haven't posted my current set up in a while. It's been a long time since I was active on my usual forums. Anyways, Daisy, Fox and Nugget live in a 40B with an Ehiem 350 cannister and an aquaeuro 1/13 chiller. Light is only for display, it usually sits behind the tank on the stand gathering dust lol
 

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