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48 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - sorry about the dodgy camerawork

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Country: United Kingdom
Description: Here is my new 180litre Rena panorama 100. I have a Tetratec ex1200 running on it and a Tetra HT 200 heater. Lighting is two sun glo tubes. All plants are fake but the driftwood is real. Lighting is on 2 hours a day so there is no algae growth. No fish in the picture. Also sorry about the poor photo.
Advice: Research before you buy. Patience helps. dont keep corys with cichlids i have an eyeless cory to prove it!
Fish Kept: 1 bristlenose plec 6 albino cory 6 harlequin rasbora 3 Dwarf Gourami 6 c. duplicareus - coming soon
Corals/Plants: none All fake
Tank Size: 48 gallons

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