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15 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - First impression

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Country: Netherlands
Description: Tank type: Juwel Rekord 60 Dimensions: W24 x D12 x H14 Filtration: Juwel Compact Daylight: Sylvania Aquastar Moonlight: 2x 15 inch blue LED tubes
Advice: None yet
Fish Kept: Platy, Carassius Auratus, Caridina Japonica, Otocinclus Vittatus, Paracheirodon Innesi, Cheirodon Axelrodi
Corals/Plants: Sorry, don't know the names
Tank Size: 15 gallons
Quote: Gotta luv the fish
About Yourself: I just started a with this aquarium a year ago, this means I'm still in a learning stage. Hope to buy a Juwel Vision 180 soon as a next aquarium.

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nice tank! :) fish avatar

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