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120 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Discus tank, 2 adult and 6 medium size discusfish.

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Country: Netherlands
Description: tanksize 160x55x60 CM 2x eheim filter jbl ph control (co2) uv light 2 tl lights temp 30 (c), 400 microsiemens. use reverse osmosis,peat
Advice: Change your water frequently, be patient , and learn to observe your fish to detect illness.
Fish Kept: Discus (8) (Santarem, bleu, snakeskin and others) 1 couple ramirezi. 2 panaque nigrolineatus (dull eye) 9 corydoras sterbai 4 epiplaty dageti 4 botia 10 nannostomus trifaciatus 4 shrimp at. mollucensis
Corals/Plants: sagetaria, crypto (long), lotus red, Ammannia senegalensis, some others.
Tank Size: 120 gallons
Quote: i don't know
About Yourself: have 5 tanks now, have a nest from discus for 2 months now. Have had fish for 15 years!

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