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Country: Sweden
Description: 720L 200*60*60cm Aquaterra Amazona 200*60 cm background. 2 x T8 + 2 x T5 tube lighting Eheim 2080 Pro 3 Jäger 300W heater Reverse osmosis filtration in a separate preparation tank to soften the water. Water parameters; Hardness - KH3 Acidity - pH 6,4 Conductivity - 250µS Temperature - 28°C
Advice: Keep it clean and simple, don't over do it.
Fish Kept: Wild Caught Heckel Symphysodon Discus (8) Wild Caught Pterophyllum Altum (3) Aphyocharax anisitsi - Bloodfin Tetra(20) L333 Hypancistrus sp. (1) Corydoras Sterbaii (10)
Corals/Plants: Biotope plants
Tank Size: 187 gallons

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how did you do the tree trunk in your tank? that is amazing looking! fish avatar
Thanks a lot billko for your kind words, and thanks for the competition! :) fish avatar

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