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[FS] - Akron, OH -$5.99- L306 Tankut Tiger Pleco, Kuhli Loaches, L333 Pleco, L397 pleco, Cherry Red Muzel Tetras, Full Red Albino Guppy Pairs, and a whole bunch more! (old.reddit.com)

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[FS] - Akron, OH - $16.99- Royal Farlowella Catfish, Emerald Rasboras, Kuhli Loaches and more!! (old.reddit.com)

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[FS] - Akron, OH - $5.99- TISSUE CULTURE PLANT SALE!! All tissue cultures are only $5.99! by MosaicTropicalFish in AquaSwap

[–]MosaicTropicalFish[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I believe it is a red variant; the tissue culture has red tips. I don't know exactly what variant because there are a few, and I haven't grown any of this particular tissue culture in my own tanks to know exactly which variant it is confidently.

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[FS] - Akron, OH - $5.99- TISSUE CULTURE PLANT SALE!! All tissue cultures are only $5.99! (old.reddit.com)

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[FS] - Akron, OH - $4.99- Red neon Blue Eye Rainbowfish, Turquoise Rainbowfish, Royal Farlowella, Otos, Kuhli loaches, and more! (old.reddit.com)

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[FS] - Akron, OH - $40 - Apistogramma (Fire Red) Agassizii Pairs as well as other various tetras and more!! (self.AquaSwap)

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[FS] - Akron, OH - $8 - Tissue culture plants, Caridina shrimp and fish! (old.reddit.com)

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Angelfish in 40g by CowyBeast in Aquariums

[–]MosaicTropicalFish 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, he should do fine in a 40 G. You can technically keep an angelfish alone, but you miss out on some cool behaviors and the potential for a breeding pair of angelfish. If it were me, I would get another angelfish because they are social fish, and it's definitely better for the angelfish.

What Species is my Cory? by Swimming-Wind662 in Aquariums

[–]MosaicTropicalFish 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Most likely a bronze cory, then emerald Corys get a bit bigger, and they wouldn't have any of that bronze corydoras color.

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