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Hi, I just got a fish from a friend and I don’t rlly know anything about that fish, it’s rlly small(about 4cm) and I want to know the breed of the fish and how to take care of it. Thanks you
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My two pet goldfish are currently living in a 10 gallon tank. Now they are just to big for the tank(about 4-5 inches) and I want a pet store that can take them in. If not, where can I put them(can I put them in a river, or any other waters), so they
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