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planted tank (mostly live plants and fish)

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Country: Netherlands
Description: Length : 125 cm, Depth : 50 cm, Hight : 50 cm FISH: Acanthophthalmus Kuhlii Semicinctus (11) / Ancistrus Dolichopterus(2) / Apistogramma Reitzigi (4) / Colisa Lalia (2) / Corydoras Arcuatus (8) / Corydoras Paleatus (3)/ Petitiella Georgiae (18) / Pterophyllum Scalare (4) SHRINKS : Caridina Japonica (7) PLANTS : [1] Ammannia Senegalensis , [2] Anubias Barterii var. Nana , [3] Anubias Barterii var. Barterii , [4] Crytocorine Pontederiifolia , [5] Cryptocorine Wendtii , [6] Echinodorus Bleheri , [7] Hygrophila Polysperma , [8] Hygrophila Siamensis , [9] Limnophila Sessiliflora , [10] Nymphaea Lotus , [11] Rotala Rotundifolia , [12] Vesicularia Dubyana
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COMMENTS

nice forms and colors. I think it will be more reddish by the time. fish avatar
wow that alot of fish there must be like 75 fish avatar

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