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70 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - lightly planted. No Co2, no fertiliser, just pea gravel substrate. V. low maintenance

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: My first tank... Eheim wave tank (270 litres) 4ft by 1.5ft with 2 Fluval external filters and one 300w heater.
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Fish Kept: Angels, platies, hatchetfish, dwarf rainbow fish, neon tetras, bristlenose plecs, corydora
Corals/Plants: various live
Tank Size: 70 gallons
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