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30 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Ok so this is my tropical set up. I have tried my best to go for the natural look. And comments welcome as I am always looking to learn

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: This is my first aquarium, Fluval 125. It has a fluval 5+ filter and double lighting bar. it is real plants bogwood and assorted rock. I have set up air stones in one corner.
Advice: Its all trial and error just make sure you keep that water clean and dont over feed!
Fish Kept: Mollies, harlequin rasboras , black neon tetras.
Corals/Plants: All real
Tank Size: 30 gallons

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