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How many contianers of water are needed to fill the fish tank at 2. 3 inches?
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∙ 14y ago
just fill the tank figure that out when you put the water in the tank. and how many containers what measurement. oh and 2. 3 inches dimensions please but still just fill it. just fill it does it have to be exact? seriously
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