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Photo Caption: 65x26x35(h) cm Planted Tank 15 W Day-Light 14.000 K
15 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 65x26x35(h) cm Planted Tank 15 W Day-Light 14.000 K
freshwater fish - cyrtocara moorii - moorei cichlid stocking in 15 gallons tank - Cyrtocara moorii (male)

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Country: Turkey
Description: 65x26x35(h) cm Planted Tank 15 W Day-Light 14.000 K
Advice: Silence world is the best.
Fish Kept: Paracherideon innesi, Hemigrammus bleheri, Botia Machracantha
Corals/Plants: 1- Two groups Java Moss. 2- Star Moss 3- Anubias broadleaf 4- Anubias Nana 5- Alternanthera reineckii 6- Cabomba 7- Ech. xingu
Tank Size: 15 gallons
About Yourself: Electrician, fotographer.

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