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19 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My attempt at my first fish tank

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: It's a 90l tank, start up with a Fluval Plus 2 filter and a Fluval Tronic heater.
Advice: I am a new hobbyist so trying to figure it out myself. Only had the tank going for 2 months so any advice would be greatfully appreciated.
Fish Kept: At the moment, 7 tetras, 2 swordtails (M & F), 1 redtailed black shark, 2 red dwarf guarmis and 2 clown loaches.
Corals/Plants: Various, but can't remember the names
Tank Size: 19 gallons
Quote: Never rat on your mates - Goodfellas
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COMMENTS

Very nice arrangement, looks cohesive, great job! fish avatar
great for a first attempt no one would know keep going good luck beck n stu fish avatar
like how you used the little amount of space you had very sweet for such a small tank fish avatar

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