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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Juwel 240 Litre Tank (120mm x 55mm x 40mm) Filtration; 1 xAqua One Aquis 1000 Canister filter and 1 x Aqua One Aquis 550 Canister Filter. Lighting; 1 x ordinary fluorescent tube, 1 x Plant Growth tube 2 x 200w Heaters
Advice: Ask and learn
Fish Kept: 3 Angel Fish (1male, 2 female which fight quite a bit) 2 Rainbow Fish (1m, 2f) 1 Platy 2 Bala Sharks 1 Tyre Track Eel 5 Dalmatian Guppies 5 Rummy Nosed Tetra's 5 Glowlight Tetra's 5 Neon Tetra's 5 Tetra's (forgot type) 3 Pleco's 7 Algae Eating Shrimp 6 Glass Catfish
Corals/Plants: 2 Microsorum pteropus 1 Myriophllum mezianum 2 Vallisneria spiralis 1 Bacopa caroliniana 1 Limnophilia sessiliflora 4 Forgot the name
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: Don't have one
About Yourself: I like Fish

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Looking at these pictures you dont have any.. but this tank would look great with the addition of half a dozen Glass Catfish. You can pick them up for around £2 each fish avatar

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