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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Juwel rio 400 ltr ,5 foot tank. Juwel jumbo internal filter and Eheim pro 2078 external filter. Aquamedic 36w uv sterilizer. t5 day and t5 marine white tubes
Fish Kept: metriaclima zebra chilumba, ps elongatus mpanga , red top hongi , ps polit , electric yellow labs, likoma red top afra , bristlenose pleco
Corals/Plants: all plastic.
Tank Size: 105 gallons

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what type of rocks did u use?? fish avatar
amazing.. please tell me, what type of rocks did you use?? fish avatar
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beautiful tank! fish avatar
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Thanks.. Its 4 L.E.D spotlights i bought on Ebay. fish avatar
Great Tank!! How did you get the moonlight? what type of lighting system are you using? Did you do it yourself? Those light beams are sharp!! fish avatar

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