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90 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - A bit over grown

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Country: South Africa
Description: Tank ===== 120 x 60 x 55 Light ===== 1 x 54w T5 - daylight(6500k) 1 x 54w T5 - 10 000k 2 x 36w CF - 6500k 1 x 36w T8 - Biolux Filter ===== Aqua Via Canister
Advice: Do waterchanges and dont worry to much
Fish Kept: 4 - Discus 8 - Peper cory 4 - Otto's 5 - Black neons 1 - Krib Female Some other tetras
Corals/Plants: ..... .... ....
Tank Size: 90 gallons
Quote: m

COMMENTS

Hey wats thats grass called in the corner? fish avatar
Hey, Nice looking tank! one question. What plant species is the one in the bottom right corner? Thanks fish avatar

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