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47 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - tried to make my 54L/14.2G tank look pretty with some old plastic plants and some wood and a cool small Bridge. What do you think ?
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Photo Caption: tried to make my 54L/14.2G tank look pretty with some old plastic plants and some wood and a cool small Bridge. What do you think ?
47 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - tried to make my 54L/14.2G tank look pretty with some old plastic plants and some wood and a cool small Bridge. What do you think ?

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Country: Denmark
Description: 54L started tankjuwel rio 180L tank
Advice: start out small
Corals/Plants: i have no idea what so ever what the name of the plants i have kept are (surry ;-;)
Tank Size: 47 gallons

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