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Old 13-01-2005, 04:14 AM
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With a filterless setup, you're pretty much limited to anabantids,
dwarf frogs, and snails.


Or Killifish. Or catfish or tetras or rasboras or pencilfish or,
um, anything thta makes sense for the tank size.

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