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Photo Caption: Homemade real slate background. java moss on bamboo.
50 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Homemade real slate background. java moss on bamboo.

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: tall tank 30 inch high. 22 inch 24 watt marine white lamp. Fluval 4plus h.o.b.filter. Homemade real slate background.
Advice: Ask a lots of questions.
Fish Kept: Various angels,Tiger Barbs,Neons.Bristlenose Plec. Cherry Shrimp and Amano Shrimp
Corals/Plants: Various plants all real
Tank Size: 50 gallons
About Yourself: trying to get a better rated tank than my husband.

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