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Photo Caption: Aqua one 30 Gallon monster
30 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Aqua one 30 Gallon monster

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Ranked #2049 out of 2770 planted tanks pictures worldwide
This picture looks better than 26.03% of pictures in this category
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The Average Score for this picture is: 4.09
This picture has been rated : 249 times.
The Average Score for this category is: 5.10

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: This is my new 30 Gallon Aqua one Trophical Tank. This was taken 30 days after installation. I love the look. Fish seem happy in their upgraded home. I have binned the Telly!!
Advice: Read the books and find a top local fish shop. Make sure you have the budget and time to put into this hobby. To get a tank running like this it will cost you about £700
Fish Kept: community Fish
Corals/Plants: Green ones!
Tank Size: 30 gallons
Quote: Hey fishy stop eating my plants!!
About Yourself: I'm a pisces!!

COMMENTS

great tank, i cant belive the overall score isn't higher fish avatar

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