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33 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - The Early Stages following introduction of EI

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Tank Brand - Juwel Rio 125 Tank Dims - 81 x 36 x 50 cm Lighting - 2 x 28W 80cm High-Lite Filtration - Tetratec EX1200 Substrate - Aquarium Sand Ferts - Daily 2ml Dose of Easy Carbo, 3 x Micro Weekly, 3 x Macro Weekly. Water Changes - 40% Once a Week
Advice: Research in great detail before you begin Aquascaping and it all becomes a little less scary.
Fish Kept: 13 White Cloud Mountain Minnows 1 Weather Loach 1 Hill Stream Loach
Corals/Plants: Vallis
Tank Size: 33 gallons
Quote: If you pay Peanuts you get Monkeys

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