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92 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Full photo of tank

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Jewel trigon 350 corner tank sand bottom play sand 2 eheim 350 eco prow canister filters 1 with spray bar 1 with power diffuser 250w eheim jagger heater eheim wave maker 2 led arcading light bars low tech plant care easy life fluid carbon fertiliser 5Mil once a day and easy life profito plant fertiliser 35Mil once a week
Advice: Keep trying you'll get there in the end
Fish Kept: Neon Tetra Jumbo, German Blue Ram, Siamese Flying Fox red rainbows red line torpedo barbs rummy nose tetra Burmese rainbows
Corals/Plants: Amazon swards java fern java moss twisted vail and others I can't remember the name of lol
Tank Size: 92 gallons

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