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53 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My 200 l aquarium

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Country: Romania
Description: Tetratec EX 1200 4x30W Aquarelle, Fluora, Sun-Glo, 765, CO2,rocks
Advice: No
Fish Kept: 15 Paracheirodon Innesi 15 Lamprocheirodon Axelroxi 10 Hyphessobrycon Herbertaxelrodi 10 Boehlkea Fredcochui 10 Hasemania Nana 5 Hyphessobrycon Callistus 5 Pangio Kuhlii Sumatranus 3 Otocinclus 2 Corydoras Paleatus
Corals/Plants: Echinodorus Schlueteri Echinodorus Tenellus Cryptocoryne Wendtii Green Cryptocoryne Wendtii Brown Cryptocoryne Petchi Cryptocoryne Pontederiifolia Cryptocoryne Spiralis Cladophora Aegagropila Marsilea Hirsuta Anubias Nana Taxiphyllum Barbieri
Tank Size: 53 gallons
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