Photo #2 - To Be Updated, The Limnophila Grew Up A Lot!

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Photo Caption: to be updated, the limnophila grew up a lot!
fish tank picture - to be updated, the limnophila grew up a lot!
27 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - to be updated, the limnophila grew up a lot!

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Country: Italy
Description: illumination: 1x 15w neon lamp 1x led strip 4x multicolor led strips with controller 3d background filter: hydor prime 30(external) hydor areator lava rocks medium gravel 100w heater 3w uv lamp(sterylizer)
Advice: always think about you are going to do.
Fish Kept: 1x trichogaster leeri(pearl gourami) 5x paracheirodon innesi(neon tetra) 5x rasbora heteromorpha (harlequin) 1x hypostomus plecostomus(giant) 2x P. Scalare(angelfish) 2x Botia lohachata(yoyo loach) 4x Khlii loach
Corals/Plants: hygrophila polysperma hygrophila angustifolia anubias heterophylla anubias hastifolia microsorum pteropus limnophila sessiflora
Tank Size: 27 gallons

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