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14 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Back in 2014

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 50x32x33 ~ 50 Litres All Glass Tank with Glass Lid2 Superfish Aquaflow 100 Filters ( one with carbon , one with peat )1 Hagen Marina Slim s10 38L & 1 Penn Plax 38LNutramatic Automatic FeederTemp Set to 26 deg CRiver Sand and Silver Sand substrateBogwoodpH ~ 6.9-7.2
Advice: Use lots of filtration - you can't go wrong.
Corals/Plants: AnubiasElodeaJava FernAmazon SwordsWisteria
Tank Size: 14 gallons

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