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Photo Caption: 9 gallon curved edge glass aquarium. New rework of this tank. Going for a dark atmosphere to enhance the natural colours of the fish i will add.
9 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 9 gallon curved edge glass aquarium. New rework of this tank. Going for a dark atmosphere to enhance the natural colours of the fish i will add.

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: AquaOne Aquastyle 380 in silver, with built in lighting tube and three stage drip filter in hood. Submersible pump with aerator and LED spotlight. Black gravel, back textured background. Mopani bogwood. Flora: Anubia Nana, Ophiopogon Kyoto, Eleocharis Acicularis, Echinodorus Red Flamed.
Advice: Keep it simple and effective. Take time to plan your tank before you pruchase things to fill it with.
Fish Kept: To be added soon....(will likely be a shoal of small tetras)
Corals/Plants: Anubia Nana, Ophiopogon Kyoto, Eleocharis Acicularis, Echinodorus Red Flamed.
Tank Size: 9 gallons

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