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110 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My first tank this size, i usualy have no patience, but with this one i realy took my time working on it a little everyday.

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Country: Cyprus
Description: Custom Tank 160cm width 70cm depth Arkadia T5 Lighting 400watts Rena X5 filter, Rena Heater Hydor Co2 system with custom co2 mixer. Hydor Koralia
Advice: Read read read and read :)
Fish Kept: Raminos, Neon tetras, red tetras, green apple snails and more which i cant remember right now
Corals/Plants: Cant remember right now
Tank Size: 110 gallons
Quote: If I'm not back in five minutes...just wait longer!
About Yourself: My dad always keept saltwater tanks, thats propably what got me in to it aswell.

COMMENTS

nice tank mate like it alot well done fish avatar

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