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Photo Caption: Juwel Vision 180 : Blood Parrot, Frontosa, Gold Severum, Angelfish, Clown Loaches, False Zebra Pleco
40 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Juwel Vision 180 : Blood Parrot, Frontosa, Gold Severum, Angelfish, Clown Loaches, False Zebra Pleco
40 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - Juwel Vision 180 : Lake Malawi setup

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: x2 Juwel Vision 180 litres, Power Glo lighting, external Eheim filters
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Fish Kept: Tank 1 : Blood Parrot, Frontosa, Gold Severum, Angelfish, Clown Loaches, False Zebra Pleco Tank 2: Lake Malawi's
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Tank Size: 40 gallons
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