Photo #1 - Juwel Lido 200 Neon Tetras And Rummy Nose Tetras

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42 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Juwel Lido 200 Neon tetras and Rummy nose tetras
42 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Juwel Rio 180

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Country: South Africa
Description: Juwel rio 180 Seachem flourite substrate Cascade 800 external filter and Cascade 600 internal filter. Juwel 150w heater Injected pressurized CO2 Standard juwel 45w2 Day T5 tubes Seachem flourish,excel,iron,Trace and advance
Advice: Weekly water changes,correct water flow,iron rich substrate and adequate lighting is key to a good planted aquarium.
Fish Kept: Swordtail, Platy
Corals/Plants: Java fern Cryptocoryne Staurogyne repens Octo
Tank Size: 42 gallons

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