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Photo Caption: 4ft bare bottom tank with wood and large pebbles.Fluval 305 and Aqua Pro 1 filters.Arcadia overhead linghting.JBL Co2 kit
240 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - 4ft bare bottom tank with wood and large pebbles.Fluval 305 and Aqua Pro 1 filters.Arcadia overhead linghting.JBL Co2 kit
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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 4ft x 18ins .bare bottom tank with wood and large pebbles.Fluval 305 + Aqua pro 1 fillters. Arcadia overhead lighting 2 white,2 blue.JBL Co2 kit
Advice: keep going
Fish Kept: 6 tiger barbs,12 tetras 1 rainbow shark 6in.1 bumble bee catfish 1in.1 golden nugget plec 5-6in.1 para plec 7-8in. 1 bristlenose plec 4in.1 synodontis catfish 5in.
Corals/Plants: java fern,java moss,anubias all growing on wood
Tank Size: 240 gallons
About Yourself: Been keeping fish on off for 20yrs.Fav fish are plecs and catfish

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