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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Fluval 240 , 120 x .55x .45cm, external fluval 307 filtration with 6500k led + fluval aquasky 2.0 on 9 hours per day. Aquascaped with fish in mind with 3 caves bonsai style spider wood tree with java and weeping moss, glimmer/ wood rock, pewter sand , Tropica plant substrate, mixed grain black gravel and black pebbles, various plants for the fish and me to enjoy. The tank is currently two months old and is maintained weekly.
Advice: Make it as interesting for the fish ( and yourselves ) as you can , your fish will be happy and love you for it ( I hope!)
Corals/Plants: Various
Tank Size: 63 gallons

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