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Country: Lithuania
Description: Aquarium set Pearl 80 (102L) with original equipment lighting 2X18W Philips Aquarelle + 2X13W (T5) warm daylight
Advice: I am a beginner so no advise so far...
Fish Kept: 6 pterophilum scalare 1 microgeophagus altispinosa 2 ancistrus 2 singapore shrimps 2 Yamatu Numa Ebi
Corals/Plants: anubias sp anubias barteri var. nana cryptocoryne wendtii brown cryptocoryne wendtii var. weinberg cryptocoryne wendtii green cryptocoryne aponogetifolia cryptocoryne x willisii lucens cladaphora aegagrophila ceratophilum demersum microsorum pteropus sp microsorum pteropus windelov vesicularia dubyana salvinia natans potamogeton gayi hemianthus micranthemoides lobelia cardinalis bolbitis heudelotii marsilea hirsuita
Tank Size: 26 gallons
Quote: patience, patience, and again, patience
About Yourself: I have always admired beautiful aquariums, thus I have decided to have one

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