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62 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - my 285 litre aquarium

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Country: Australia
Description: aqua ona aquagrande 120 set up as supplied run with 2 bulbs on for 10 hrs a day
Advice: do some research & ask for advice! enjoy it all, even the mistakes...
Fish Kept: clown loaches, bristlenoses, corys, neon tetras, rummy nose tetras, rtb shark, pictus cat, khuli loach, knife fish
Corals/Plants: not sure? red ludwigia? ferns? more....
Tank Size: 62 gallons
Quote: 80% of all questions that begin with the word 'why' have the same answer - 'because people are stupid'
About Yourself: kept fish years ago when a teen, discovered beer etc. then had a break, back into it all again...

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