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27 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My Tank

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Country: United States
Description: 125 litre (27.5 UK gallon)
Advice: Take it slowly
Fish Kept: 2 Koi Angelfish, 3 Harlequin Rasboras, 2 Tuxedo Platys, 1 Red Platy, 1 Sunset Platy, 15 Cardinals, 1 Bronze Cory, 9 Pygmy Corys, 2 Otos, 11 Amano Shrimps.
Corals/Plants: 2 bacopa monnieri, 1 ech tenellus, 4 large red ludwigia, 1 vallis torta, 3 java fern, several water lettuce, 1 crypt becketti, 2 beautiful african tiger lotus, 2 black sword, 2 bacopa carolinia, 3 large amazon sword, several pygmy chain sword, 1 Water Wisteria, 1 Bunch Of Ricca.
Tank Size: 27 gallons
Quote: The bigger they are the harder they fall

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