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75 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - my u tank

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Country: Jordan
Description: tank size 125cm×45cm×55cm light 3×30watt + 1×10watt lux line plus + 1×30 watt grow lux jebo filter+external filter inclued uv+under gravel filtration system
Advice: be patient
Fish Kept: 1. 6 angel fish (half black) 2. 3 red guramies 3. 3 dwarf guramies 4. 3 neon dwarf guramies 5. 3 houny guramies 6. 4 pearl guramies 7. 12 neon tetra 8. 6 harlquin rasbora 9. 1 long fin albino cat fish 10. 4 bronz corydora 11. 4 albino corydora 12. 2 algae eaters 13. 4 albino red tail black shark 14. 2 red tail black shark 15. 4 cooli loach 16. 6 congo tetra 17. 8 black phantom tetra
Corals/Plants: tropical
Tank Size: 75 gallons
Quote: 1980
About Yourself: its my life

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