Photo #2 - My Tank After 4 Moths. - Fish 20xparacheirodon I...

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Photo Caption: My tank after 4 moths.
118 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - last setup
118 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My tank after 4 moths.

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Country: Romania
Description: Details Dimension 71*20*20. Gravel, wood and stones from a local river, DIY background, filtration with Fluval404, CO2 instalation, lights 2*38W Philips TLD830, 2x40W SunGlo.
Advice: be calm and wait for results!
Fish Kept: Fish 20xParacheirodon innesi, 3x ancistrus, 3xcorydoras, 10x Hemigrammus blehery,6x Apistograma cacatoides.
Corals/Plants: Plant: Anubias, Marsilea, Althernatera, Limnophila aquatica, Cryptocoryne, Heteranthera, Ludvigia and Java moss.
Tank Size: 118 gallons
Quote: Amazon

COMMENTS

(roumanian comment)fain. ar fi mai bine daca ai avea niste pesti mai vizibili :). ajuta la punere in evidenta si pentru plante. imi place mult fish avatar
very nice fish avatar

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