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44 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My setup

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: AquaOne AR850, 163l, standard trickle filter, fluval 103, allpondsolutions 1400ef+, 2x25 aqua glo t8s, 1x20w aqua glow t8 (I don't use all these tubes together),
Advice: Take it slow! Don't put 50fish into a tank that got filled and switched on this morning. I stocked my tank, with a group every payday - I get payed monthly!
Fish Kept: 2x bristlenose, 1x three spot, 10x neon, 11x glowlight (guy at shop lost count!), 6x red eye, 6x black neon, 6x zebra danio
Corals/Plants: Moss balls.
Tank Size: 44 gallons
Quote: I thought the good fight, i finished the race, I kept the faith - Eli
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