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60 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Ok I just took this pic will give a better one when I have a better cam

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Country: Sri Lanka
Description: its a 60 Gallon tank along with a side split ceramic/ charcoal Filter. Nothing much in regulating the temperature as the outside temperature here is Sri Lanka is pretty much 30 C. Im Trying out various setups and Fish. Right now Im going for tetra tank along with hard to find fish.
Advice: Start it with minimum knowledge and use information in the web for good use. its been only 6 months for me in this hobby and Im very interested in it.
Fish Kept: Neon Tettra 12 Sarphy Tettra 8 Blue gourami 2 Red fin Shark 1 Colidoris 2 Snail 1
Corals/Plants: Various types.
Tank Size: 60 gallons

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