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90 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Aquarium (true)

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The Average Score for this picture is: 5.8
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The Average Score for this category is: 5.11

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Country: Australia
Description: Freshwater 90 gal, w/pressurized co2, uv sterilizer, 300 watts of T8 fluro lighting, canister filter etc etc
Advice: Dont spend too much!!! Need is the mother of invention!
Fish Kept: Discus, pleco, gibiceps, Congo tetras, Bumblebee cat, Bristle nose, Clown loaches,
Corals/Plants: Val, ludwidgia, chain sword, various swords, various crypts, Red and green lotus lillies
Tank Size: 90 gallons

COMMENTS

You have created a very amazing, natural looking tank. I have only given a couple of ten's and this deserves another. Very well done. fish avatar
very good tank ive fallen in love with it fish avatar
nice tank .... well done fish avatar

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