Photo #2 - Discus With Young - 20 Neons And Amano Shrimps,al...

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Photo Caption: discus with young
66 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - juwel tank
freshwater fish - symphysodon sp. - royal red discus stocking in 66 gallons tank - discus with young

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: juwel rio 300ltrs,two 38wt t8 bulbs and extra juwel lite bar with two 55wt t5s. co2 injection via jbl pro frofi 2 with 2kg bottle.seacham range of fertz,iron dosed daily,pottasium every 3 days,trace every 3 days and flourish twice a week
Advice: gain as much information as possible before attempting planted tanks.
Fish Kept: 20 neons and amano shrimps,also keep a discus tank
Corals/Plants: various plants including hc in foreground
Tank Size: 66 gallons
Quote: ask first
About Yourself: tank set up about 6 months

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