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55 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Full tank shot

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 220 L tank
Advice: if planted you need CO2, adequate lighting and a suitable nutrient dosing regime and frequent water changes to get the most from the hobby...when I started out I had problems with Black brush algae as the above advice wasn't taken
Fish Kept: plec, tetras, SAE, loaches, bristle nose plec
Corals/Plants: various!
Tank Size: 55 gallons
About Yourself: I work in a scientific field. I'm really into the planted tank scene at the min and am just getting to grips with the hobby

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