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14 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My tank, a month or so back.

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Juwel Rekord 60, 55 litres in black with stand, 60X30X30. Lighting and filter with tank, heater is 100w interpet thermostat heater.
Advice: Do your research BEFORE you get the fish, it helps endlessly!
Fish Kept: 1 betta splenden veiltail male - Odin 1 pitbull pleco currently 5 sectioned off tetra (soon to swap for harlequin rasboras) 3 zebra danios, again possibly swapping, for dwarf neon rainbows (praecox), or maybe golden danios.
Corals/Plants: I forget what I have.....vallis.....I forget the rest
Tank Size: 14 gallons
About Yourself: An artist of sorts.

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