Photo #2 - Planted Aquarium With Lots Of Rasbora

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40 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Planted aquarium with lots of rasbora

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Rio 180 in black. 2 45w t5s, 1 layer of seachem onyx sand 1 layer of black Eco compleat 1 layer of ADA Amazonian soil. Plus ADA substrate additives added. Pillar rock used as decor and a 3D rocky background. Plant additives I use Seachem potassium and nitrogen Easy life easycarbo and profito.
Advice: It's quality not clarity.
Corals/Plants: I'm gonna put fish here because there database is rubbish. Blue axelrodi rasbora/danio Green rasbora Trips pot rasbora Apisto inka and panduro Blue rams Gold stripe cory Wild adolfi cory Coral red pencil 2 Ottos Zebra otto Flying fox Galaxy rasbora
Tank Size: 40 gallons
Quote: You keep water not fish
About Yourself: Kept fish for around 10 years

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