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57 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - here's my tank

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 260ltr Jewel 260 bow fronted tank, 121cm X 46cm X 64cm. 1x aqua glow tube, 1x moonlight actinic tube, 1x modified flu-val filter 2500 l/ph, whisper air pump
Advice: Be patient and listen to advice
Fish Kept: 2x green severums (breeding pair), 2x angels, 6x odyssey barbs, 1x five banded barb, 6x cardinal tetra, 6x firelight neons, 3x sword tail platty, 5x sunset platty, 1x mountain minow, 2x clown loaches, 4 x corydoras, 1x albino cory and 4x glass shrimps.
Corals/Plants: various lol
Tank Size: 57 gallons

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not bad cobba! fish avatar

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