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14 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Aquarium

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Aqua one 55ltr/ 14 gal, ocean free Hydra 20 (40 gal max bioload support) Aquasky 2.0 38cm lighting unit 16w Cheap amazon digital thermometer.
Advice: Research research research and join a good aquatic's facebook group. Watch temperature's many go too cold or too hot. Watch lighting amount 8 hrs is good balance for most fish and plants- some plants will require trimming and care
Corals/Plants: Hornwort & java fern
Tank Size: 14 gallons
Quote: For every action there is a opposite and equal reaction
About Yourself: Started keeping aquatics in 2019 and made and learnt from many mistakes

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