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20 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Tank after weekly maintenance

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Country: Belgium
Description: Tank is 60cm wide, 45 cm tall and deep. Fish are Some coral platy's plus amano shrimps and a few cherry reds. co2 is ph controlled, also automated plant nourishment. Let me know what you think pls.
Advice: If you struggle with algae, don't give up and read as much as can, you will succeed!
Fish Kept: Red Platy
Corals/Plants: Ammanai bonsai, eleocharis parvula, rotala macrandra, rotala green, limnophila aquatica,
Tank Size: 20 gallons
About Yourself: I have had fishtanks sice young age, sometimes stopped some years but always returned. Since a few years paused on plants and how to keep them.

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