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Photo Caption: Work in progress. I have gone for a lake/amazon look. Osaka 90 Litre.
360 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Work in progress. I have gone for a lake/amazon look. Osaka 90 Litre.

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Osaka 360 Fluval 305 filter system Fog system for the top of the tank.
Advice: Keep trying till you get it right. Its worth the effort. P.S Buy some covers for your heater, cat fish tend to burn !!!! Bless them
Fish Kept: fire mouth chilids, ram chilids,parrot chilids, silver sharks, clown loaches,red tailed shark, mix of large and small catfish, angel fish, japanese fighter male and female, flag chilids. A tank with a little bit of an attitude but a whole lot of love
Corals/Plants: All Live plants !!
Tank Size: 360 gallons
Quote: One world one people, many paths
About Yourself: I love the water, lakes rivers and the ocean. I've always had fish and always wanted a large tank. Now i have one "happy days"

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