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Country:
Australia
Description:
4ft Aqua Nova Tank. Approx 220Lt
3x Fluro tube lighting. 10 Hrs daily.
300 Watt Heater (Aqua One)
Eheim 1500 L/Hr Canister Filter
Timer Reg CO2 system. 1 Bubble / Sec.
Bioball CO2 Reactor (Approx 1000L/Hr)
Fine Pebbles / Sand (Bottom Substrate)
Professional Substrate (Top layer)
50L water change weekly. Substrate and liquid plant fertilizer added weekly. Cycle treated weekly.
Advice:
Fish Kept:
20x Neon Tetras
4x Mixed Coras
Snails (introduced on plants)
(Aquarium age 3 months at time of image)
Corals/Plants:
Broad / Narrow leaf Amazon Swords (Many)
Ambulia (background)
Green Pennywart (background)
Banana Lily (x2)
Fontinalis (Drift wood)
Hair Grass (Ground cover)
Narrow Leaf Sag (ground cover)
Miscellaneous ground cover
Tank Size:
220 gallons
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