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28 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Slight Clouding Due To Water Change

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Hagen Tropiquarium 88 2x 25 Watt T8 Sand over compost substrate. Hydor Prime 20 External Filter Supplement with Seachem Flourish and Flourish Excel twice weekly
Advice: Dont jump in at the deep end, it makes one hell of a mess. Make a plan and stick to it.
Fish Kept: Pair of Channa Bankanensis Five Melanotaeinia splendida australis.
Corals/Plants: Rubra Water Lily (Nymphaea sp. "rubra") Onion Plant (Crinum Thaianum) Tape Grass (Vallisneria spiralis) Mixture of Cryptocoryne
Tank Size: 28 gallons

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