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13 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - my 60l tank

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Country: Iceland
Description: 13 gallons (60 litres)
Advice: Plants, plants, plants!
Fish Kept: Poecilia reticulata 5x Trichogaster trichopterus 2x Paracheirodon innesi 10x
Corals/Plants: Aegagropila linnaei Anubias barteri nana Anubias barteri coffeefolia Cabomba caroliniana Cryptocoryne aponogetfolia Cyperus helferi Echinodorus bleheri Echinodorus osiris Egeria densa Hygrophila difformis Nymphaea lotus red
Tank Size: 13 gallons

COMMENTS

I love the look of your tank. Very natural. fish avatar
Thanks;-) What is WPG? fish avatar
wow, you should be proud! really nice, how many WPG's? fish avatar

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