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105 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Got No Money No Work, So It Does Not Look So Nice :(

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Country: Netherlands
Description: I got a Frager Aquarium. That's a company who made the aquaria them selves. I got the aquarium about 6 years. The lighting brand is Sylvania. Filtration Equipment is a Eheim 2217. But i still want to buy a bigger pomp.
Fish Kept: 25 Paracheirodon Axelrodi 1 Colisa Lalia, the male died :( 8 Pangio Kuhli's 4 Carnegiella strigata 1 Paracheirodon Innesi 1 Rasbora Borapetensis 12 Gymnocorymbus Ternetzi 1 Corydora 7 kryptopterus bicirhis
Tank Size: 105 gallons

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