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258 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My aquarium.

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Country: Mexico
Description: Planted tank 175 x 75 x 75 cms, external 180 lts DIY filter, DIY HQI lamp 2 x 70w 5200K, 2 x 150w 6500K and 2 x 250w 10000K, 950w total, 20 lbs pressuirzed CO2 tank
Advice: Be patient
Fish Kept: Discus, Corys, Botia, Black Neon and Neocaridinas.
Corals/Plants: Microsoriums, Anubias, Cryptocorynes, Lotus and Alternanthera.
Tank Size: 258 gallons
Quote: None

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i love this tank, don“t know why it is not under the toptwenty... fish avatar

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