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Photo Caption: Planted with low demanding plants, Redmoor roots and sand simple setup.
134 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Planted with low demanding plants, Redmoor roots and sand simple setup.
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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 72"x24"x18" 510ltr, 47" Full Spectrum LED Lights, APS 1000ef External,APS 1400EF External filter, 2x300w heater's, Redmoor Root's, sand . Temp set at 76f.
Advice: Research.
Fish Kept: Red Hump Geophagus, Jurupari Earth Eater, Lemon Tetra, Starry Night Pleco (L-183)
Corals/Plants: Amazon Sword, Anubius Barteri, Java Ferm, Bacopa, Vallis
Tank Size: 134 gallons

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