Shrimply Fishy ?

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Shrimply Fishy is an aquarium Lover Blog full of aquarium info, tips and inspiration.

We aim to grow a healthy stems and leaves.

It it easy to grow a plants if you understanding of the needs of the plants we look to grow.

Here we will share a solid foundation about the need of the plants.


Shrimply Fishy 是一个水草发烧友博客，里面充满了水族馆信息，技巧和灵感。



我们的宗旨是种植健康的茎和叶。



如果您了解植物的需求，那么种植植物就很变成容易又有趣了。



在这里，我们将分享植物的需求和基础。

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