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62 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - My 62 gallon Aquarium

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: 62 gallon. gravel substrate, 42"x20"x19", lage pieces of slate. 2 filters in hood.
Fish Kept: 1x red tail shark, 1x pleco, 1x keyhole cichlid, 6x tigerbarbs, 18x neon tetra, 1x angel fish, 2x Dwarf gorami, 3x xray tetra.
Corals/Plants: Lots not sure of type
Tank Size: 62 gallons
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About Yourself: Im 26, an electrician,live with my partener and little girl age 15months. new to fish

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